Review of Zadie Smith's "Stuart"

Whether in Europe or Asia, humanity, personal ethics and personal conscience are aspects of developing personality and personality. These are the aspects that we guide decisions, justifications, and to make judgments as the most important things. The writing of Zadisumis contains various cultures and generations that resonate with human thought and emotion. Among the short stories "Stuart", Zadi Smith depicts the importance of making judgments from own recognition, using comparison and various other literary techniques, and the importance of the influence that changes will have on individuals It is.

Swing time by Zadi Smith. The fifth novel of the winning author Zadismith entwined the two stories. One of them involves anonymous narrator childhood friendship caused by common enthusiasm for dance. Another african trip for narrator adults is because she is trying to deal with her own mixed-blooded identity. Swing Time is based on Smith 's unparalleled style ambiguity without fear of race, gender, parenting, love, friendship. In several places I have found that this book is an annoying reminder of my parents' process that seems invincible during my own childhood, desperately deciding the future of their descendants. - Assistant editor Becca Andrews

Before reading this book, I remember that James Wood preferred to comment on celebrities such as Zadie Smith and Paul Auster and about deleting books. At a shameless matte moment, I found comments from them and comments from my ancestors that fell out of literature like Adam Mas - Jones. This is the first book of Wood I read, and I prepared a long story. In "Fiction mechanism" (2008), Wood appeared many times through his main authors - Fraubat, George Eliot, Proust, Joyce, Virginia Woolf, Conrad, DH -. Lawrence, Nabokov, Muriels Park, WG Sebald, David Foster Wallace - Realistic fiction is not just an important genre, but realism is the core of literature itself

DeLillo's critic believes his novel is too stylized and cheerful. James Wood's comment on Zadi Smith 's 2000 novel "White Teeth" considers the work of authors such as Delilo, Wallace, Smith as "hysterical realism". Bruce Bawer has always blamed Delilo's novels. Funny, numb, not human ... DeLillo seems to say so in the novel as a murderer who kills with a thief. Air conditioner, assembly line, TV, supermarket, synthetic fiber, credit card. "