Análisis de las 20 mejores Lolitas En El Corte Inglés.

Opinión de un comprador: Hermoso y muy atrayente

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Opinión de un comprador: De qué forma siempre y en todo momento Nuria Coronado es un muy grande experto y en éste texto lo revela una vez más. Muy aconsejable, aunque duro, pero vale la pena leerlo.

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Opinión de un comprador: Todo bien. Entrega rápida

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Opinión de un comprador: Entrega genial, como habitualmente.
Del texto, poco que comunicar porque no lo leí, se ve de calidad, de tapa dura, y lo verdaderamente relevante, que a la persona a el cual iba encaminado le gustó.
Hojeándolo un poco, lo habitual de esta clase de libros, mucha imagen y poca letra, pero, para gentes a las cuales no os encanta estudiar, llegan bien para que comiencen a atraer por la lectura. Con las imágenes se os hace más amena, y si es de un tema que os interese, pues primer propósito logrado.

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Opinión de un comprador: Era un regalito para mi hija y le ha enamorado. Además que me llego super rapido y en perfecto estado.

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Opinión de un comprador: Es un texto de formato normal. Lo adquiera para obsequiar a una pre-doncel. No puedo mencionar nada más que era lo que buscaba, la cumpleañera lo habia pedida y que mejor que obsequiar lo que piden. En todas las ocasiones estás quedando bien.
En cuanto al resto y sin averiguar no considero que la capacidad de para mucho, pero mejor que crean los lectores.
Valoro con 3 estrellas por la entrega y la facilidad de compra en Amazon.
Saludos,

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Opinión de un comprador: Bought to replace an old and battered copy, I like the addition of annotation as a guide to improving my reading of this book, offering a lot more insight to a standalone text.
This is a nice-looking copy of a classic that deserves its place on the shelf.

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Opinión de un comprador: An accurate read for women who have been manipulated, made to feel violation is an antidote for the hideous weak weeping predator (*monster) and have that gut feeling that yes, they no longer need to be this victim - What is acceptable and not whilst coming to age. You have a future! A courageous well written book that gives truth and hope to Women dealing with these complex issues and also a great read and discussion for women who attend book clubes.

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Opinión de un comprador: Un clasico del humanismo.
-Edicion con muy buen gramaje de hojas dando una sensacion de buena calidad.
-Portada y contraportada de aspecto imperfecto.
-Volumen correcto.

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Opinión de un comprador: Un clasico del humanismo.
-Edicion con muy buen gramaje de hojas dando una sensacion de buena calidad.
-Portada y contraportada de aspecto imperfecto.
-Volumen correcto.

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Opinión de un comprador: O livro que recebi é um de capa azul. .com uma cubierta de folha solta. Mas em ótimo estado.

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Opinión de un comprador: Me gustó muy. La habia considerada por su parte, y no ha extraviado nada.

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Opinión de un comprador: En fait il est impossible de commenter avec intelligence ce roman, du moins avec la mienne (d'intelligence). Ce livre est "too much". Le style en premier , est tout à fait subjetivo, à la fois brillant, direct, compréhensible , mais avec des envolées complètement inattendues. Le vocabulaire bien sûr, avec ces mots inventés, ou rares et précieux. On est en compagnie d'un slave, éloigné des conventions, mais en en phase avec son être profond.
L'amour des nymphettes maintenant: On ne pourrait plus écrire de nos jours un livre comme celui-identificación, trop incorrect, trop ignorant de la victime. Et de fait on entend peu le point de vue l'héroine, qui semble souffrir de ce qu 'Humbert lui inflige, même si elle en prend son parti, fait l'indifférente puis ébauche aglutina vengeance. De nos jours même os poupées trop suggestives importées du Japon sont confisquées dans os aéroports.
Et pourtant ce livre "Lolita" reste un classique reconnu de la littérature mondiale. Il dérange moins que igual exemple le sulfureux "les moins de seize ans" de Gabriel Matzneff. A cause du style? Sans doute.

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Opinión de un comprador: Muy buen estado

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Opinión de un comprador: Quien lee a Nabokov cambia. Aprende literatura. Su sabiduría es gran. Su manual, extraordinaria. El que tan solo quiere mirar la historia de un enviciado es miope. Este texto habla de muchas cositas más.

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Opinión de un comprador: There's a very brief entry by Jeremy Irons, a slightly longer one by Lyne that deals with the travails of the film following its release after everyone's heroic effort to get it made, then Peter Schiff's longer introduction that covers much of the same ground in greater detail. The bulk of the book is made up of the shooting script -- the scenes as they were written and filmed -- before the actual editing and trimming, plus a lot of concreto estate devoted to screen shots from the largo.
I said Schiff's essay gives us greater detail but "greater" is such a relative term. It's clear that getting the production funded, filmed, and marketed was a nightmare, but I'd have liked to know more about some of the pre-production decisions regarding the movie as movie -- not as so much of the public (and professionals) saw it, a rabble-rousing endorsement of pedophilia. Schiff tells us that Irons was the obvious choice for Humbert. Fine, but why? And what made Dominique Swain pabellón out from the thousands of other young girls whose mothers would willingly have them debauched on screen? Well -- we regalo't find out.
The rest of the book is in many ways more interesting than the introductory sections. It follows pretty closely the dialog and events we see in the finished product but the excisions are fascinating in themselves. What a country of blue noses we are. The scene in which HH has his first orgasm with lolita on the Sunday living room couch is gone, for instance.
Too much forbidden sex, although Lolita may be unaware of what happens. But the climactic killing of Quilty, with all its agony and its oceans of gore, is intact. It's okay to shoot a man in cold blood, to put innumerable holes through his naked body, and to show it realistically -- but regalo't touch a fourteen-year-old knee.
The script presented here follows the novel far more closely than Kubrick's did. In some ways it's a weakness because a lot of what goes on in the novel isn't spelled out in the dialog, only in HH's descriptions of it, as Schiff points out. This requires that some original dialog be added, and the writers (who included at one point David Mamet) do a pretty good job of it. It's tough enough to squeeze a classic novel into the shape of a movie. Joseph Strick tried it with "Ulysses" and it was a dismal failure. Lyne's "Lolita" more closely approaches success.
I was reminded of another attempt to shape a long and complex novel into a film: "The Caine Mutiny. " In the book, Captain Queeg's locura gradually reveals itself in a series of related incidents of enough intricacy that they simply couldn't be depicted in the movie. So, early on, during the first wardroom meeting, Queeg's neurotic behavior is adumbrated in a single statement. He's describing his experiences in the Atlantic and adds: "The way those subs ganged up on us, I thought they had it in for me persnally. " To me, that represents skillfull screen writing and the script of "Lolita" shows it in abundance.
Yet, by sticking to the events of the novel as closely as it does, the script misses something. It misses the same thing that Strick's version of "Ulysses" did. "Lolita" is, at base, a serious and even tragic story, but not as HH tells it. A few earnest passages aside, it's hilarious. But the script can't refleje most of the comic turns taken by Nabokov's prose. What little gracia there is, is confined to a few brief moments -- the mix-ups over HH's name, for instance. At the Beardsley School for Girls the headmistress addresses him as "Professor Himmler. " And at the Enchanted Hunters, he coldly informs the clerk that "the name is not Humbug but Herbert -- I mean Humbert. "
And, man, does this script need some of the novel's gracia. Kubrick at least had a non-canonical Peter Sellers in five different roles. (Some were more successful than others. ) And it had an African-American hotel porter wrestling with a fold-up cot that insisted on reverting to its more compact form.
Lyne's movie has none of Sellers' outrageous hamminess and no slapstick. And the absence of that ludic element turns the script into a somewhat gloomy love story. The moody musical score helps keep it there. So does the photography which is too often dark, foggy, and rainy, whereas Nabokov's novel was full of sunshine, beaches, vast furrowed plains, and craggy mountains.
Okay. At its base, it's a tragedy. We know that. But why remove the one element that makes it more than that? I guess, in a way, it can't be helped. HH was pretty snotty, and contemptuous of almost everyone he met, but that was all internally edited by him. Outwardly he was polite and a little distant in a proper aristocratic way. His demeanor was phony but deliberately so, and the irony of the contrast between his amused contempt and his interactional delicacy is gone.
I suppose this is about as good as it can get. There is always so much more to a work of fiction than what we see on the screen, at least as far as a classic work like "Lolita" is concerned. Hitchcock's movie of "Psycho" was actually an improvement over Robert Bloch's unimaginative story.
No comment on those who find the novel or either film version offensive because the story is an endorsement of pedophilia, or because it encourages statutory corte or something.

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Opinión de un comprador: Posiblemente 1 de los mejore libros que he le-ido recientemente, muy conveniente si tenéis a tu propio hijo visitando a una amigo en Van a ir!

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Opinión de un comprador: Es 1 de los libros más entretenidos de este genial creador te engancha a partir del primera página.
Es un autor excelente que escribe excelentemente

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Opinión de un comprador: Lolito, es un texto simple de analizar y que posiblemente evalúen mas los adolescentes. No me aportó nada flamante.

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