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O Nome da Rosa by Umberto Eco
O Nome da Rosa by Umberto Eco









O Nome da Rosa by Umberto Eco

Well as a garden variety mystery, and that's how almost all of its readers Trying to accomplish other things, but the fact remains, it works quite There are quite probablyĪ number of other levels on which the book can be read and Mr. Intellectual patina to make us feel like we're reading real "literature"Īnd you've got an odds on recipe for a hit. Combine these sure fire formulas with a sufficiently (sort of a medieval Seven Percent Solution) and adds in elements The story then proceeds like the best of the Sherlock Holmes imitations Narrator, in the form of Adso of Melk, an old man now who relates the series Though EcoĬlaims that while he was writing the book he actually referred to WilliamĪs William of Ockham, it seems implausible that he did not realize allĪlong that he was simply transplanting Sherlock Holmes to a medieval monastery.Īfter all, he even gave William an overly innocent sidekick and awestruck

O Nome da Rosa by Umberto Eco

To its success, you need look no further than the structure of the storyĪnd the name of the protagonist, William of Baskerville. But if you want to understand the real key Of the Rose appears, at first glance, to be one of the more unlikelyīestsellers of all time. With large chunks of text in Latin and numerous discussions of 14thĬentury religious controversies and political squabbles, Umberto Eco's











O Nome da Rosa by Umberto Eco