Summary and Analysis of "The Go-Between"
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About this ebook
A Few Words
About the Author
Introduction
Plot Overview
Characters
Detailed Description of Characters
Complete Summary
Literary Elements
Symbols and Motifs
Critical and Thematic Analysis
Critical Essay
Criticism and Admiration
Discuss 'Class'
Questions and Answers
To inform the reader, I would like to clarify that this book is not the original "The Go-Between" text. Rather, it is a guidebook intended to assist students studying English literature.
If your goal is to read the original "The Go-Between" text, then this guidebook is not what you are looking for.
Typically, guidebooks or book notes are created to help students better understand the original text and to highlight aspects that may be missed by a casual reader.
However, in recent years, it has become common for many students to rely solely on these types of guidebooks instead of reading the original text.
This is not a healthy habit, as while these notes may help them pass their exams, they miss out on many important aspects of the story that could benefit them later in life.
After reading this short guidebook, I strongly recommend that students read the original text again, even if they have already read it. They will likely discover new meanings to the story that were not apparent before.
All the best
"The Go-Between" explores themes of innocence and experience, class differences, and the ways in which memory and nostalgia can distort our perceptions of the past. It is a powerful and poignant coming-of-age story that has captivated readers for generations.
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Table of Content
A Few Words
About the Author
Introduction
Plot Overview
Characters
Detailed Description of Characters
Complete Summary
Literary Elements
Symbols and Motifs
Critical and Thematic Analysis
Critical Essay
Criticism and Admiration
Discuss 'Class'
Questions and Answers
Chapter 1
A Few Words
To inform the reader, I would like to clarify that this book is not the original The Go-Between
text. Rather, it is a guidebook intended to assist students studying English literature.
If your goal is to read the original The Go-Between
text, then this guidebook is not what you are looking for.
Typically, guidebooks or book notes are created to help students better understand the original text and to highlight aspects that may be missed by a casual reader.
However, in recent years, it has become common for many students to rely solely on these types of guidebooks instead of reading the original text.
This is not a healthy habit, as while these notes may help them pass their exams, they miss out on many important aspects of the story that could benefit them later in life.
After reading this short guidebook, I strongly recommend that students read the original text again, even if they have already read it. They will likely discover new meanings to the story that were not apparent before.
All the best
Chapter 2
About the Author
Leslie Poles Hartley, who came to be known as L.P. Hartley, was born on December 30, 1895, in Whittlesey, Cambridgeshire, England. He was the son of a solicitor and was educated at Harrow and Balliol College, Oxford. During World War I, he served in the British Army, and after the war, he worked as a book reviewer for the Saturday Review.
Hartley began his career as a novelist in the 1920s, and over the course