The Late summer Passion of a Woman of Mind

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The Late summer Passion of a Woman of Mind
Author : Rebecca Goldstein
File Size : 42,9 Mb
Publisher : Vintage
Language : English
Release Date : 19 May 1990
ISBN : UOM:39015017752240
Pages : 280 pages
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The Late summer Passion of a Woman of Mind by Rebecca Goldstein Book PDF Summary

The liberation of Eva Mueller, a middle-aged German-American professor of philosophy, does not come easy. Having lived in the self-protected world of the intellect all her life, she must first submerge herself in the unhappy reality of her past--recalling that her father, a German musicologist, was a Nazi accomplice. Eva's acceptance of her past and of the validity of her emotions is sparked by her unlikely relationship with Michael, an enthusiastic if callow young student.

The Late summer Passion of a Woman of Mind

The liberation of Eva Mueller, a middle-aged German-American professor of philosophy, does not come easy. Having lived in the self-protected world of the intellect all her life, she must first submerge herself in the unhappy reality of her past--recalling that her father, a German musicologist, was a Nazi accomplice. Eva's

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