The Story of My Life Vol. 2 to Paris and Prison
von Giacomo Casanova
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Beschreibung
The second volume of Casanova's memoirs, recounting his early travels across Europe, his arrival in Paris, and the circumstances leading to his imprisonment.In this volume of The Story of My Life, Giacomo Casanova continues his account of a life shaped by movement, ambition, and social encounter. The narrative follows his progression through Italy and into France, where he engages with the intellectual and cultural life of Paris while navigating the complexities of patronage, reputation, and personal conduct. The memoir combines observation with self-presentation, offering insight into the manners and institutions of eighteenth-century Europe.The volume culminates in Casanova's arrest and confinement, introducing one of the most notable episodes of his life. Throughout, the text reflects the interplay between individual agency and social constraint, situating personal experience within a broader historical context. Presented here in translation by Arthur Machen, the work retains its distinctive voice while offering a structured and accessible account of Casanova's early career and the conditions that shaped it.
Buchinformationen
Haupt-Genre
Fachbücher
Sub-Genre
Geschichte & Archäologie
Format
Hardcover
Seitenzahl
474
Preis
35.30 €
Beschreibung
The second volume of Casanova's memoirs, recounting his early travels across Europe, his arrival in Paris, and the circumstances leading to his imprisonment.In this volume of The Story of My Life, Giacomo Casanova continues his account of a life shaped by movement, ambition, and social encounter. The narrative follows his progression through Italy and into France, where he engages with the intellectual and cultural life of Paris while navigating the complexities of patronage, reputation, and personal conduct. The memoir combines observation with self-presentation, offering insight into the manners and institutions of eighteenth-century Europe.The volume culminates in Casanova's arrest and confinement, introducing one of the most notable episodes of his life. Throughout, the text reflects the interplay between individual agency and social constraint, situating personal experience within a broader historical context. Presented here in translation by Arthur Machen, the work retains its distinctive voice while offering a structured and accessible account of Casanova's early career and the conditions that shaped it.
Buchinformationen
Haupt-Genre
Fachbücher
Sub-Genre
Geschichte & Archäologie
Format
Hardcover
Seitenzahl
474
Preis
35.30 €



