Pakula, adapted from William Styrons 1979 novel Sophies Choice. Seller Rating: Contact seller First Edition Signed Used - Hardcover US 30.00 Convert currency US 5.50 Shipping Within U.S.A. This casebook will be useful to teachers, students, and scholars it brings together important commentaries on Sophie’s Choice, focuses discussion on key themes and issues, and argues for the central place of the novel in late twentieth-century literature. Sophies Choice is a 1982 drama film directed and written by Alan J. Signed by Author Styron, William Published by Random House New York 1979, New York, 1979 Seller: Abracadabra Books, Denver, U.S.A. The collection is framed by a foreword and an afterword, both by Styron. Rubenstein, Cynthia Ozick, Bertram Wyatt-Brown, and Elie Wiesel.

Sophie, the polish women, who is forced to make a very difficult decision during the war, a choice that, affects her mental state of mind for the rest of her life. The items in the casebook are divided into three sections: Sexual Politics, Anti-Semitism and the Holocaust, and Silence. In William Styron’s book Sophie’s Choice Styron explains the effects of World war 2 on an American, a Polish person and a Jewish person. Sophie’s Choice won the American Book Award and sold more than three million copies worldwide, but the novel has remained controversialfor its perceived treatment of women, its mixing of sexual comedy with high tragedy, and its legitimacy as an examination of the Holocaust. Beautiful Sophie is a Polish survivor of Auschwitz who does secretarial work for a chiropractor, and the mercurial Nathan is an American Jewish medical. Sophie’s Choice: A Contemporary Casebook is a collection of interpretations and reactions to William Styron’s famous 1979 novel of the Holocaust. Octavo G+/G creamy beige spine with burgundy and light brown.

Sophie's Choice by William Styron