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Philip Horne


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Philip Horne was educated at Cambridge University and is Professor of English Literature at University College London.

Average rating: 3.87 · 394,731 ratings · 10,400 reviews · 23 distinct works
Oliver Twist

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The Portrait of a Lady

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Washington Square

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The Wings of the Dove

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The Golden Bowl

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The Real Henry James

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“Ordet is an ensemble piece: it is possible to read different characters as its centre or hero - old Borgen, young Mikkel and Inger all act as focal points. Most haunting of the candidates, perhaps, is the mad Johannes, whom Francois Truffaut described stimulatingly in 1969: 'The film's hero, Johannes, is a visionary who thinks he is Jesus Christ; but only when he comes to recognise his delusion does he 'receive' spiritual power.' It reinforces Ordet's strange challenge to us, when we realise that it is a sane Johannes who seems to be given 'the word that can bring the dead alive' - through the faith of a child.”
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