Description
Introducing 'Kim', a masterful work from Rudyard Kipling, celebrating its academic significance in this beautifully annotated 2010 Sussex Edition. With its ISBN 9780393966503, this brand new 480-page paperback is an essential addition to any literature enthusiast's library. This edition is equipped with comprehensive annotations and enriched by three detailed maps, providing readers with a unique opportunity to explore the historical and geographical contexts of the novel. 'Kim' delves into intricate themes such as multiculturalism, imperialism, and racism, showcasing Kipling's reflections on British expansionism. Included in this edition are two captivating short stories, select poems, and a collection of Kipling's letters that offer insights into his literary genius. The 'Backgrounds' section enhances the reading experience by housing autobiographical sketches and a rich tapestry of contemporary reviews. Furthermore, the 'Criticism' section presents fourteen scholarly assessments from esteemed critics, allowing readers to appreciate diverse interpretations of this classic. Complementing the text are a detailed Chronology and a carefully curated Selected Bibliography, making this edition perfect for students and scholars alike. Transform your understanding of 'Kim' and immerse yourself in Kipling's world with this indispensable literary edition.