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Classics in English _ The eternal moment, and other stories by E. M. Forster
¡°The Eternal Moment, and Other Stories¡± is a collection of short stories by E.M. Forster published in 1928. This collection contains stories that delicately capture the momentary awakenings and inner changes of human beings.
The title story, ¡°The Eternal Moment,¡± deals with the story of a writer revisiting a small Italian town that became famous through his novels. The story explores the essential moments of human existence captured in the flow of time through the contrast between the past and the present.
The other short stories in the collection also deal with special moments encountered in everyday life. Through these stories, Forster delicately explores various themes such as class, cultural differences, the responsibility of the artist, and the possibility of true communication. In particular, the author shows an excellent sense of capturing the deep truth beyond the superficial reality.
This collection of short stories stands out for Forster's excellent psychological descriptions and elegant writing style. Capturing essential moments of human existence in everyday events, these stories offer profound insights into time, memory, and identity. The collection is considered a literary achievement that explores the essence of human experience through the paradoxical theme of the eternity of the moment.
Summary
"The Eternal Moment and Other Stories" by E. M. Forster is a collection of short stories written in the early 20th century. The opening story, "The Machine Stops," explores a dystopian future where humanity lives underground, wholly dependent on a vast Machine that caters to their needs while isolating them from the natural world. The protagonist, Vashti, engages in dispassionate communication with her son, Kuno, who challenges her to reconnect with the outside world but is met with resistance. The opening of the book introduces us to a suffocating society where human interaction is mediated through technology, exemplified by Vashti's routine life filled with lectures and social exchanges that lack genuine connection. As her son Kuno yearns to experience the surface of the Earth and rejects the comforts of the Machine, the story begins to unfold themes of personal freedom, the importance of direct experience, and the dangers of overreliance on technology. This tension between mother and son sets the stage for a deeper reflection on the essence of humanity and existence beyond mechanical confines, hinting at the perilous consequences of an overly mechanized and disconnected society.
Contents
THE MACHINE STOPS
I. THE AIR-SHIP
II. THE MENDING APPARATUS
III. THE HOMELESS
THE POINT OF IT
I. Harold went on rowing
II. A rotten business
III. Micky was still in bed
MR. ANDREWS
CO-ORDINATION
THE STORY OF THE SIREN
THE ETERNAL MOMENT
I. Do you see that mountain
II. Miss Raby's first novel
III. Miss Raby and Elizabeth were seated together