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The Lives of the Muses: Nine Women  the Artists They Inspired

ePub The Lives of the Muses: Nine Women the Artists They Inspired by Francine Prose in Arts-Photography

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All loved; and were loved by; their artists; and inspired them with an intensity of emotion akin to Eros.In a brilliant; wry; and provocative book; National Book Award finalist Francine Prose explores the complex relationship between the artist and his muse. In so doing; she illuminates with great sensitivity and intelligence the elusive emotional wellsprings of the creative process.


#559444 in eBooks 2009-03-17 2009-03-17File Name: B000FC12M8


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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. their lives were worth nothingBy RonAs a student of the Second World War; the existence of slave labor camps in occupied Europe was well understood. However; the extraordinary detail and immense research conducted has brought forward a very detailed; and disturbing document. Difficult to understand how awful the Poles were to their fellow countrymen. To torture innocent human beings through beatings; rapes; starvation and inhuman work environment and living conditions is unimaginable. The Germans and their Polish collaborators will rot in hell.3 of 4 people found the following review helpful. Must readBy Stanley J. ChernyImpressive book that describes; analyzes and chronicles the Skarzysko-Kamienna Slave Labor Camp. This is a little known place with a unique structure amoung the hundreds of forgotten camps. The author also provides a unique analysis of the economics of this camp and its social structure. The translation is rough in some parts but this book is the best overall book I have read about the camps; their social structure; organization; interations of liberation movements and economics. She also provides a unique insight into why many voluntereed to enter the camp and provides much historical background and the links to other Concentration Camps including Plaszow; the camp where Oskar Schindler was associated.3 of 7 people found the following review helpful. To Read; To Remember;To Know;; But Never Understand EvilBy A CustomerMy Grandfather a 88 year old man today ; Told Me a little bit of what he and his friends sufferd in that labor camp;Thru out the years ; never spoke Much about it; and I was never able to understand how they came out of there alive and How they where able to take the pain and suffering; all I knew is that G-d was with them all the Time and they where with G-d; How interesting more then sixty years later a older man I never met comes in my office about somthing else with a book very important to him he starts telling me a story about that consertration camp I was shocked wait a Minutewhere you there with ;;;; I told him a lot of names My grandfathertold me and he said yes ; I TOLD HIM A STORY ABOUT A GROUP OF JEWISH MEN MY GRANDFATHER INCLUDED THAT PUT THERE LIVES IN DANGER AND GATHERED IN A ROOM TOGETHER TO PRAY TO G-D IN THE MOST HOLY JEWISH HOLYDAY; IF THEY WHERE SEEN BY THE GERMANS THEY WHOULD OF GOTEN KILLED; HE OPENED THE BOOK AND SHOWS ME A PAGE WITH THIS STORY I TOLD HIM; my grandfather never met the Person that wrote this book but I have It ;; To Read To Remember But Never Under stand how Evil those German Nazi where

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