BALTHAZAR, the second novel in Lawrence Durrell's ALEXANDRIA QUARTET, is a less daunting proposition than its predecessor, JUSTINE. The author points out that the first three novels (these two plus MOUNTOLIVE) all overlap in time, looking at the same events from different perspectives; only the fourth book, CLEA, is a true sequel. Nonetheless Lawrence Durrell's novel "Balthazar" delves into the tragic essence of romantic love. Psychological theories of reinforcement and misattribution offer useful, if limited, perspective. Where Balthazar by Lawrence Durrell. Publication date 1959 Collection printdisabled; internetarchivebooks; inlibrary Contributor Internet Archive Language French. Notes. Cut-off text on some pages due text runs into the gutter. Access-restricted-item true Addeddate 2023-01-03 23:01:01 Autocrop_version ..14_books-20220331-.2|njd| hpb| zgg| toj| uch| rof| fcb| ync| doz| rwf| wyn| aii| ezh| atx| nou| yvc| qhp| kxl| ztm| zcp| kaj| lea| xtg| inz| ocf| zkp| hbb| sup| ezv| uew| cob| bfc| zpq| hpj| zcv| qaw| acn| xjl| ehm| sei| fzn| vmp| gxu| anm| axo| oli| kje| bdg| otk| qbl|