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El Amante de Lady Chatterley [Lady Chatterley's Lover]

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El Amante de Lady Chatterley [Lady Chatterley's Lover]

By: D. H. Lawrence
Narrated by: Fabio Camero
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 La obra prohibida por revelar hipocresias. Cuando Lawrence publico en 1928 su ultima novela, desato la furia de quienes se sentian aludidos por ella y que se apresuraron a declarar la obra como inmoral y a prohibirla. La verdad es que Lawrence en esta novela simbolizo en Lord Chatterley a todo el imperio britanico, paralizado e impotente, mientras que su esposa, ante la incapacidad del marido encontraba en un hombre de la clase media una alternativa. Los simbolos eran demasiado obvios para que Lawrence fuera perdonado y solo la labor de la justicia, que declaro que se trataba de una obra de grandes meritos literarios, logro acabar con las prohibiciones. Pero ademas de su profundo ataque a la hipocresia, se trata de una novela de argumento entretenido y por eso ha sido considerada como una de las grandes obras de la literatura inglesa del siglo XX.

This is a novel that when it was first published unleashed the fury of those who felt alluded by it, and they rushed to declare it an immoral work. The book was forbidden for that reason. This novel symbolizes the British empire, with an entertaining plot, and has been considered one of the greatest works of English literature in the 20th century.

Public Domain (P)2001 Editorial Fonolibros de Colombia Classics
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