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When an unbridled schoolmistress with advanced ideas is in her prime the classroom can take on a new identity and no one can predict what will happen. Jean Brodie is a teacher whose unconventional ideas put her at odds with the other members of staff at the Marcia Blaine School in Edinburgh, as she endeavours to shape the lives of the select group of girls who form her "set".
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When an unbridled schoolmistress with advanced ideas is in her prime the classroom can take on a new identity and no one can predict what will happen. Jean Brodie is a teacher whose unconventional ideas put her at odds with the other members of staff at the Marcia Blaine School in Edinburgh, as she endeavours to shape the lives of the select group of girls who form her "set".
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The boys, as they talked to the girls from Marcia Blaine School, stood on the far side of their bicycles holding the handlebars, which established a protective fence of bicycle between the sexes, and the impression that at any moment the boys were likely to be away. Lesen Sie die erste Seite Ausgewählte Seiten ansehen
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Jean Brodie is one of the immortals of English literature and if you don't know her and her type then you are missing out on something significant. After the great war there were lots of woman like her who led lives of spinsters deprived of their men by grim visaged combat. Brodie is an egoist, that's true, but she is also a teacher, and a good one. She knows that safety doesn't come first. Goodness, Truth, and Beauty come first and if you have to fight the establishment for those things, as she does, more power to you. Anyway, that's the way I felt when I read this work the first time. But when I read it the second, I came away with a feeling that I had been duped. Maybe it was because I knew Brodie's dark side. Maybe it was because Brodie abused power (look what she did to poor Mary) as well she was abused by power. Maybe it was because the defects in the writing, the poor transitions, the awkward dialog called greater attention to themselves the second time around. I don't know. You read it twice and let me know what you think.
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I loved this story because it talked brilliantly about the impact a teacher can have on students, especially ones of an impressionable age. Reading it, it is hard to imagine that Jean Brodie could have seen how perceptive her students would be. It leaves one to wonder where all her pupils will be as they leave her study.
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I enjoyed this book - as I do all of Muriel Spark's books. Her writing is unique and intriguing and always thought provoking. Miss Jean Brodie is in the prime of her life but it slips away as she is removed from her vocation as a teacher. This book asks an important question of each of our lives: do we have *A* prime? do we really recognize it when it comes? are we bitter when we realize it has passed? or is it the bitterness of betrayal that tragically steals our prime from beneath us. This book is present on many "classic" fiction lists and it is for good reason. A seemingly simple story, but very far reaching. Just as Miss Jean Brodie's efforts as an unorthodox teacher reach her students in profound ways, this book can ask simple questions of the reader and reach into their souls as well.
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Rose Malta
A really boring book. Repetition all the time. And who does Muriel Spark think she is when she says that Science should take the last place in order of importance? Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 18. Mai 2000 veröffentlicht
Boring and repetitive - Rent the movie instead !
Boring and repetitive. The ending is given away 1/3 into the book, rendering the remaining 2/3 an exercise in redundancy. Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 16. Januar 2000 veröffentlicht
Brilliant
I loved this book, and not just because it's situated in my favourite city. Murial Spark proves such insight into young girl's minds - I remember when I was a child, we used to... Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 13. Dezember 1999 veröffentlicht
One of the most profound books I've ever read.
This is one of the greatest, and unique books I've ever read. It had siplicity in plot, but you can get so much out of it. The characters were in such depth. I loved it.
Veröffentlicht am 7. November 1999 von Renee Marzitelli (rvroom17@yahoo.com)
An uterly amazing woman in her prime
This book is fabulous. Miss Jean Broadie is such a romantic woman and her set are all truely affected by her
Am 14. Oktober 1999 veröffentlicht
Here's why you should read this book
This book offers many things that are appealing: a female protagonist (flawed, like the rest of us), somewhat complex, young female supporting characters, feminist undercurrents,... Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 27. Juli 1999 veröffentlicht
Look from a different angle, don't treat it as a story
I read this book as required by the school syllabus. Although most people find it deadly boring and can hardly finish it, I have a total crush on it. Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 8. Juni 1999 veröffentlicht
Shrewd, witty, and finally compassionate story
As a teacher and department chair, I find myself alternating between Miss Brodie and Miss Mackay in my daily life. Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 22. Mai 1999 veröffentlicht
Great read
Intersting views provided on education and loyalties, along with some other such ideas dealing with their society.
Am 1. Januar 1999 veröffentlicht
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