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A School for Lovers
by Jill Paton Walsh · Black Swan Book · tapa blanda · 289 pages
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Pages: 289 pagesAuthor: Jill Paton WalshPublisher: Black Swan BookFormat: tapa blandaLanguage: enRelease date: 1/9/1996ISBN: ISBN 9780552996464
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Synopsis of A School for Lovers
En 'A School for Lovers', Jill Paton Walsh entrelaza dos historias inspiradas en la ópera 'Così fan tutte' de Mozart, explorando temas de amor e infidelidad. En una casa de campo laberíntica en proceso de restauración, dos amigos son desafiados por su tutor a seducir a la pareja del otro. Mientras las jóvenes restauran pinturas y jardines, se ven envueltas en un juego de deseo y malentendidos, donde el amor idealista se enfrenta a la irracionalidad y la búsqueda se torna oscura.
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John Patrick Walsh
Sir John Patrick Walsh was an Australian–New Zealand dental academic. Born in Australia, Walsh trained as a dental mechanic, and then completed degrees in dentistry and medicine at the University of Melbourne. He was appointed Dean of New Zealand's dental school at the University of Otago in 1946, where he oversaw the introduction of training in paediatric dentistry, orthodontics and public health dentistry. Walsh campaigned for improved facilities at the dental school and the new building, opened in 1961, was named in his honour in 2001. He is remembered for his development of a high-speed dental drill and a successful campaign for fluoridation of the public water supply.
1911–20034 titles published
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