Gratis Bücher Arcadia [With Headphones] (Playaway Adult Fiction)

Gratis Bücher Arcadia [With Headphones] (Playaway Adult Fiction)

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Arcadia [With Headphones] (Playaway Adult Fiction)

Gratis Bücher Arcadia [With Headphones] (Playaway Adult Fiction)

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Vorbespielter Audioplayer

Sprache: Englisch

ISBN-10: 1615748024

ISBN-13: 978-1615748020

Größe und/oder Gewicht:

12,1 x 3,2 x 19,7 cm

Durchschnittliche Kundenbewertung:

4.7 von 5 Sternen

9 Kundenrezensionen

Amazon Bestseller-Rang:

Nr. 9.882.763 in Bücher (Siehe Top 100 in Bücher)

I just recently attended a performance of this play by a local theater group. During the intermission, I overheard many people talking about how badly this play was written and how it was completely unrepresentative of Stoppard, and it wasn't even funny at all. I thought about explaining the concept of "thoughtful laughter" to these people, but refrained, because my age is approximately one-third to one-fourth of theirs.I don't agree. I found this play exceedingly entertaining, if I listened only for the puns, jokes, double entendres, and other language manipulations. On a level beyond that, the stories of the characters themselves can be wittily playful one minute and poignantly touching the next. Deeper still were the philosophical implications of what Stoppard said, how the intellectual and the emotional have to meet (as they did, in one character).Basically, the play is about two groups of people, one in 1809, and one in the present. Those in 1809 are dealing with scandals, schoolwork, and sitting rooms, while those in the present are researching the characters that appear in the other part. It is nice to know a bit about chaos theory, thermodynamics, Lord Byron, and botany (can you recognize a dahlia on sight?) when reading or seeing this play, but it's not necessary. (I.E., if you've read Jurassic Park, that's all you need to know about chaos theory. If you know what a reversible equation is, then you're fine there, and, well, Lord Byron was a English Romantic poet.)The person with whom I attended this play made a very cogent comment about the play: "If you only get one joke in five, then that's enough to think it's funny." But if you're one of those lucky people like me who understood a lot more than that, then this is a witty, poignant, suspenseful, and intelligent play, quite like _Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead_. It is, in my opinion, neither unrepresentative of Stoppard nor badly written. Go see it!

Arcadia is one of the most touching and enlightening works of literature I have ever read. The interweaving of ideas from physics, fractals, literature, architecture, history, psychology and many other fields of knowledge hidden in the play is just perfect. Never have I read anything that blends so many unique ideas into itself and does it with such clarity. Layers after layers of ideas are treasured into the hilarious dialogues between the lively characters, and every one of them is worth wondering about. Among these ideas present are some quite obvious and a bit hackneyed ones: sexual attractions are extraordinary forces of nature, history is a cycle of recurring events, and the world is slowly reaching an equalibrium which means the end of all; as contrast to these ancient topics, Arcadia also opens gates to very profound yet reasonable ideas: the present is mathematically interpretable, the future is technically derivable, and the past is always with us. It takes the mind of a genius, like Tom Stoppard, to formulate these ideas and present them to the public in a single neat play that is very limited in setting and amount of characters. In general sense, Arcadia is marked as a comedy because of the peculiarity of some of the characters; however, it is also a tragedy, a romantic story, a comforting book, a philosophical question, and a scientific term paper. That's why this play, in my idea, stands top of various other great contemporary writings. Unfortunately, perfection is impossible in reality; and like everything else in the world, Arcadia has some flaws due to the human factor. Tom Stoppard, after all only a gifted man among men, inevitably gives the readers a sense of vanity through his showing off of his breadth of knowledge. He is a great and sadly underrated writer, I agree, but he is no Gauss, Einstein nor Aristotle. The brief involvements of math, physics, and philosophy do help to develop the ideas, but I believe they are just there to impress the readers. The mathematical, physical, and philosophical theories are not discussed to a depth to show that the characters have true understandings of these theories. Because so, Tom Stoppard's pride becomes a black spot in the fabulous painting of Arcadia; but he is no where to be blamed, for that there is no way to control the human factor in anything humans do; unless we stop doing things using our own knowledge, but let the things take their course and we follow the path of true nature. Ummm... Something worth wondering about...

Having been studying this text in England for my exams, I must point out that when you think Stoppard is showing off to the audience, he is not. By using such complex subject matter, and mathematical theories, he is poking fun at the "dons" of the world who are sitting in the audience enjoying their own private chuckle. In order for this text to be fully understood, it must be seen. Stoppard is not showing off his knowledge, he is merely creating yet more humour by mocking those literary characters who think that they know everything.

I truly believe this is the best play, or work of any type of fiction, that I have ever read. Stoppard combines elements of science, drama, time and love to form a brilliant play. I got so caught up in it I couldn't put it down until I was done. And when I finished I read it again. This play weaves so many elements into it that each reading holds a new surprise.

Ich habe das Bühnenstück vor einigen Jahren in England in meiner damaligen Schule lesen müssen. Neben dem zynisch-ironischen Humor, beschreibt Tom Stoppard seine Hauptthemen "Ordnung" und "Chaos" mit Sinn und Verstand. Wer auch nur ein wenig dem englischen Humor verfallen ist, sollte dieses Buch unbedingt lesen!

Okay, I haven't read all of them, but I can't believe anything better than Arcadia could have been written. This play addresses the essential ideas of our century, and perhaps of the last millenium, better than any other work of art I know of.

As always, Tom Stoppard has managed to intricately weave a complicated tale that leaves one with not only a score of hilarious one-liners but also some deep questions about the ways of the world. This one is definitely a must read!

I have never read, or seen a more wonderful play!! It contains everything one could ever want-conflict, gardens, sex, love, romance. It's an intellectual party for all of your senses. I highly reccomend it! Enjoy!!

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