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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful.
Excellent translation
By Roz.
This version of Faust is the one recommended by the Open University as arguably the best translation. It is written in rhyming verse form and sticks very closely to the original in meaning, aswell as succesfully conveying some of the wit of the original. It really is a pleasure to read, and really quite funny in places, as when Mephistopheles says "Knock knock" and Faust says "Who's there?" "It's me." ."I said'Come in'" "Knock knock" "What is it,man?" "You have to say 'Come in' three times before I can." ... In my view it is the character of Mephistopheles which is a delight in this play. I highly recommend this version.

40 of 44 people found the following review helpful.
The Redemption of Faust
By A customer
Goethe's Faust - part II in particular - is probably more unread, by British readers at any rate, than any literary work of equivalent status. This lamentable lack is explicable, at least in part, by the perception of Goethe as a dry pontificating Teuton, a perception which (almost) entirely misrepresents a writer of extraordinary originality, passion and lyricism.Reading Faust is as good an antidote as any and Luke's verse translation presents an entrancing combination of textual fidelity with a deft poetic touch which renders the text thoroughly and rewardingly accessible.A full introductory essay and enlightening end notes to both parts of the play provide fascinating insight with an undoubted erudition worn lightly.As Faust II does not bear an (arguably) direct relationship to Faust I, the first part may be read in isolation. If you have not yet read Faust then you have a compelling literary experience in store. Luke's accomplished translation should do much to redeem the reputation of Faust and Goethe for an English readership

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
A207
By S. Ainsworth
I LOVED!!!!! this if you're studying A207 or are about to then this book is a must, however it is a suberb play and a wonderful translation.

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