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The Origins of Tolkien's Middle-Earth for Dummies (For Dummies (Lifestyles Paperback)) [Englisch] [Taschenbuch]

Greg Harvey , Alfred Siewers
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  • Taschenbuch: 338 Seiten
  • Verlag: Wiley & Sons (10. Oktober 2003)
  • Sprache: Englisch
  • ISBN-10: 0764541862
  • ISBN-13: 978-0764541865
  • Größe und/oder Gewicht: 23,3 x 18,8 x 2 cm
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  • Amazon Bestseller-Rang: Nr. 176.042 in Englische Bücher (Siehe Top 100 in Englische Bücher)
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"...a great book...helps readers make sense of the creatures, language, geography and richly-detailed history of Middle earth..." (Shields Gazette, Dec 03) "...a mine of information a must-have for anyone interested in exploring the epic tales of the four ages of Middle earth..." (Dundee Evening Telegraph and Post, Dec 03)

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Provides an in-depth look at the fantasy world. Simplifying plot lines, characters, mythology and moral themes for newcomers and enthusiasts.

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Well done Greg Harvey 12. August 2005
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When you travel to a foreign land you want to carry a guide to help you. It should contain maps and terms. More than that you want enough information to feel comfortable and that you have been there before, not just some dictionary of terms.
Well this is your true guide from nanes to themes to understanding the ages and the aged. As with all guides even if you know the information it is niece to have it presented differently to give you new insights. One such presentation is the periodic depictions by "The 5th Wave" One of my favorite is the one with the lumber jack with his arm around the young female Ent; parents looking on say "I'm sure he is a nice lumberjack. I just don't like the idea of our daughter dating one."

Bottom line is that the reading of any of Tolkien's books will be more enjoyable if you do not have to stop and look things up or gloss them over and miss some concept in exchange for reading time.

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Fantastic !!! 10. Oktober 2003
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Having read many books about Tolkien and the themes he so richly presents in "The Hobbit" and "The Lord of the Rings", I have been eagerly awaiting the release of this book for several months. I was not disappointed ! Greg Harvey has taken a very complex trilogy, and along with "The Hobbit", managed to put together an enjoyable and easily readable book which explores all the many facets of Tolkien's world and the characters in it. In the humorous and entertaining style of all the "Dummies" books, we are treated to detailed explanations of the places, beings, and beasts which inhabit the very imaginative mind of the greatest author of the 20th century. If this wasn't enough, Mr. Harvey goes into great detail about the underlying themes in the books, the motivations of the characters, and how the story is relative to our modern world. Touching on philosophy and religion, themes of friendship, good vs. evil, love and loyalty, human frailty, lust for greed and power --- it's all here, and in an intelligent, unbiased presentation. Not too hard to understand or follow, and not "dumbed down" for the lowest common denominator. A superb book that will entertain and provoke you to think. Not at all for dummies ! You'll be glad you bought a copy --- you won't be disappointed. Money well spent for the Tolkien fan !!!
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Bloodless, but knowledgeable 20. Dezember 2003
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The well-established Dummies format, with its lists and charts and boxed tips, is fine for negotiating your way around a computer program, but to treat Tolkien this way makes his work as bloodless as a computer program. It also falsifies Tolkien's subcreation to treat it so dogmatically. This book, like Michael Perry's "Untangling Tolkien" and Michael Stanton's "Hobbits, Elves and Wizards" before it, is all "Lord of the Rings" and a little "Silmarillion"; it doesn't engage with "The History of Middle-earth" at all. The obligatory cartoons by Rich Tennant are amusing, though Patrick Wynne could have done much better, both in art and humor.

Fortunately Harvey has a better grip on the internal facts of Middle-earth than either Perry or Stanton, his speculations though somewhat wayward are less voluminous than Perry's, and he's also by far the best writer of the three. So this book will do the reader very little harm, especially as nobody to whom its facts would be plot spoilers could possibly get through its doggedness. Harvey does shine in his final chapter, where he lists ten differences between the book and the first two Jackson films, astutely noting how these affect characterization and plot emphasis.

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A useful resource for beginners 31. Dezember 2003
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If you have read and thoroughly understood *The Lord of the Rings* and *The Silmarillion* and have already delved into the origins of Tolkien's world, then you probably won't find this book very helpful. However, if you are fairly new to Tolkien's world and are looking to get deeper into the mythology of Middle-earth, this is a great place to begin. Greg Harvey brings his own background as a scholar of language and myth to provide the reader with a solid (if somewhat sketchy) look at how Middle-earth came into being as well as a handy guide to places, characters, races, and events.

I did find a few errors along the way, and some of the author's interpretations may surprise you as they conflict with what other Tolkien scholars have written over the years. At any rate, contrary to what some might feel, there is a lot to know about Tolkien's creation that can't be gleaned from "just reading the books." A basic grasp of the story's real-world mythological and historical roots is endlessly valuable if you want to increase your enjoyment of the novels.

Buy this book if A) you loved the movies and are getting ready to read the novels, B) you've read the books and were confused by some of Tolkien's literary and mythological allusions, or C) you own a copy of *The Silmarillion* and couldn't get past the first twenty or so pages.

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