
The Progressionists, and Angela
Exploring the timeless philosophical dilemmas in a world of rapid progress and moral tensionBy Conrad von BolandenLength10h 30m
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In "The Progressionists, and Angela," Conrad von Bolanden presents a compelling narrative that interweaves themes of social reform and personal awakening within the context of a rapidly changing 19th-century Europe. The novel unfolds through rich, vivid prose marked by its psychological depth and intricate characterizations, exploring the tensions between progressivism and traditional values. Bolanden deftly navigates the moral dilemmas faced by his characters, employing a keen sense of irony and social critique that reflects the literary movements of realism and romanticism contemporaneous to his time. Conrad von Bolanden, a German novelist known for his keen observations of society, draws upon his own experiences in an era marked by political upheaval and industrialization. His background in the humanities and his engagement with contemporary philosophical thought informed his exploration of themes such as individualism and community responsibility. Bolanden's keen insight into the human condition, paired with his scholarly acumen, elevates his narrative beyond mere storytelling to a profound commentary on the human experience. Readers seeking a layered and thought-provoking narrative will find "The Progressionists, and Angela" to be an enriching exploration of societal change and personal identity. This novel not only captures the zeitgeist of its era but also invites reflection on the implications of progress and the nature of human connection, making it a pertinent and insightful read for those interested in the complexities of modern existence.
Audiobook details
GenreGeneral Fiction, Historical Fiction
Length10 hrs 30 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateDec 17, 2019
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introduction
2CHAPTER I.: THE WAGER
3CHAPTER II.: THE LEADERS.
4CHAPTER III.: SERAPHIN AND LOUISE.
5CHAPTER IV.: HANS SHUND.
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6CHAPTER V.: ELECTIONEERING.
7CHAPTER V.
8CHAPTER VI.: MASTERS AND SLAVES.
9CHAPTER VII.
10CHAPTER VIII.: AN ULTRAMONTANE SON.
11CHAPTER IX.: FAITH AND SCIENCE OF PROGRESS.
12CHAPTER X.: PROGRESS GROWS JOLLY.
13CHAPTER XI.: PROGRESS GROWS JOLLY.
14CHAPTER XII.
15BROWN BREAD AND BONNYCLABBER.
16SERAPHIN GERLACH TO THE AUTHOR.
17FOOTNOTE TO THE PROGRESSIONISTS.
18ANGELA.
19ANGELA.: TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN OF
20CONRAD VON BOLANDEN.
21CHAPTER I.: CRINOLINE.
22CHAPTER II.: THE WEATHER-CROSS.
23CHAPTER III.: QUOD ERAT DEMONSTRANDUM.
24CHAPTER IV.: THE BUREAUCRAT AND THE SWALLOWS.
25CHAPTER V.: THE PROGRESSIVE PROFESSOR.
26CHAPTER VI.: THE ULTRAMONTANE WAY OF THINKING.
27CHAPTER VII.: POISONOUS FOOD.
28CHAPTER VIII.
29AVOWALS.
30FOOTNOTE TO ANGELA.