Levels of Life

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Levels of Life is a reflective, genre-blending book by Julian Barnes that intertwines love, loss, and grief through essays on ballooning, photography, and personal mourning.

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instanceOf book
essay collection
about death of Julian Barnes's wife
early photography
history of balloon flight
author Julian Barnes NERFINISHED
awarded Prix Femina étranger NERFINISHED
awardedInYear 2013
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
criticalReception widely acclaimed
dedicatedTo Pat Kavanagh NERFINISHED
explores how love changes perception of the world
relationship between art and mourning
the aftermath of spousal loss
focusesOn Julian Barnes's personal bereavement
genre autobiographical writing
essay
grief literature
memoir
hasISBN 9780224098151
hasPart On the Level NERFINISHED
The Loss of Depth NERFINISHED
The Sin of Height NERFINISHED
language English
literaryStyle genre-blending
lyrical
reflective
mainTheme ballooning
grief
loss
love
memory
mourning
photography
medium print
narrativeMode first-person
notableFor exploration of the psychology of grief
interweaving historical narrative with personal memoir
pageCount approximately 128
publicationYear 2013
publisher Jonathan Cape NERFINISHED
setting contemporary England
structure three-part book
subjectOf critical essays on grief and mourning
usesMotif height and depth as metaphors for emotional states

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Julian Barnes notableWork Levels of Life