About the Author
Arthur Koestler
ISBN 9781784876173
Rs. 1,598
Vintage
Arrow in the Blue
Who it's for: Readers interested in 20th-century intellectual history and autobiography
Arthur Koestler's 'Arrow in the Blue' is an autobiographical work chronicling the author's early life, from his youth in Hungary to his experiences in Paris and his involvement in the Spanish Civil War. This volume offers a profound look into Koestler's intellectual evolution, personal struggles, and the political awakening that shaped his influential literary and political career.Why You Should Read? Explores a pivotal period of the 20th century through the perspective of a key intellectual figure. Provides insight into Koestler's personal journey and his eventual disillusionment with communism. Delves into the philosophical and political currents that profoundly influenced Koestler's worldview. Offers a concise and intimate account of the formative years of a significant 20th-century writer and thinker.
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- Covers Koestler's youth in Hungary, time in Paris, and involvement in the Spanish Civil War.
- Details his intellectual evolution and personal struggles.
- Explores his political awakening and eventual disillusionment with communism.
- Provides insight into the philosophical and political currents of the 20th century.
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Questions about this book
What period of Koestler's life does this book cover?
It covers his early life, from his youth in Hungary to his experiences in Paris and his involvement in the Spanish Civil War.
Does the book discuss Koestler's political views?
Yes, it explores his political awakening and his eventual disillusionment with communism.
Is this book part of a series?
The description does not mention a series, but it is an autobiographical work by Arthur Koestler.
What can readers learn from this autobiography?
Readers can gain insight into Koestler's personal journey, intellectual evolution, and the philosophical and political currents that influenced his worldview.