Description
Elias Canetti , one of the most important names of literature, who made a name for himself all over the world with Blinding , one of the masterpieces of the novel genre, was forced to settle in England during the years when the Second World War was going on with all its madness, trying to exist as if he were in exile in a culture and environment that was completely foreign to him. He made in-depth observations about his community.
In Canetti's Autumn of the Noble Class, which reflects the years of England, the meaning of friendships, resentments, anger, disdain and admiration come to life in the memories of names such as TS Eliot, Iris Murdoch and Franz Steiner.
An amazing portrait gallery focusing on the lifestyle of British intellectuals who defiantly maintained their habits even under war conditions.