Where Angels Fear to Tread Classroom Edition in Bloomington, MN

This edition of Forster's classic first novel is designed for classroom use. Questions for discussion appear at the end of each chapter to enhance reading comprehension, critical thinking, and encourage a close reading of the text. The book is perfect for the classroom, but any reader will gain greater insight into the novel from this classroom edition. .........
Where Angels Fear to Tread
is the first of Forster's Italian novels. It is a forerunner to
A Room With a View,
but with a much darker worldview. There is little whimsical about it. The homoerotic element incorporated in the friendship between Phillip and Gino, the two male leads, is notable and places the novel as a harbinger for
Maurice.
Many readers find the book one of Forster's most compelling narratives, and more than a few consider it their favorite. In particular, fans of
Maurice
's Scudder will appreciate Forster's portrait of Gino. .......... "
Where Angels Fear To Tread
is ... a whirlwind that spins around the character of Philip Herriton, who is torn between what he believes is right, and what he has been taught to believe is right. His attraction to the swarthy Gino adds an unspoken layer of tension to that conflict. It's a surprising book because it defies convention, and oscillates between comedy and tragedy." -- Christopher Bryant,
Polari Magazine
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