Of Human Bondage
Book Review
Somerset Maugham's «Of Human Bondage» is a profound and multi-layered novel that explores the complex aspects of human nature and life's journey. Critics note that Maugham masterfully conveys the inner struggles and turmoil of the main character, Philip Carey, as he tries to find his place in the world. The novel touches on themes of love, art, ambition, and disappointment, showing how these elements shape a person's character and destiny. Maugham creates realistic and memorable characters, and his writing style is marked by clarity and precision. Critics also highlight the autobiographical elements in the book, which add depth and sincerity. Overall, «Of Human Bondage» is considered one of Maugham's finest works, continuing to captivate and inspire readers and critics with its universality and insightfulness.
