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S'està carregant… Wilful Disregard (2013)de Lena Andersson
   Cap No hi ha cap discussió a Converses sobre aquesta obra.  upontheforemostship | Feb 22, 2023 |   I don't want life to be like this. I refuse. I'm into girls and boys but if this how relatable straight romances are meant to be then I'm fucking out.  ) upontheforemostship | Feb 22, 2023 | Was wie ein trauriges Liebesdrama oder ein mäßig interessanter Künstlerroman klingt, ist tatsächlich aber eine schwungvoll komponierte & glänzend geschriebene Meditation über Liebe & Begehren und die daran scheiternde Kommunikation zweier Menschen, die einander aus verschiedenen Gründen brauchen, aber nicht zueinander finden: amüsant, intelligent, dialektisch & mitreissend. (  ) Burkhard_Schirdewahn | Nov 8, 2022 | Until, of course, now. This short novel is about the woman described above, and how she abruptly falls in love. It is a literally excruciating look at self-deception. Ester's love is unrequited and undeserved. Over and over, we wince as we read some variation on: "She thought: I should walk away. But I don't want to. I want to stand here with him. It's the only place in the world I want to be." As Lionel Shriver says on a back-cover blurb: "Alas, most women have lived this story." (  ) Tytania | Jun 17, 2022 | ) Henrik_Warne | Dec 13, 2020 |
 Kjærlighet og ærlighet : Selv det fornuftigste menneske kan rammes av forelskelsen, i Lena Anderssons forfriskende gjennombruddsroman. omanen til Lena Andersson åpner med en grei definisjon: «Ester Nilsson het et menneske». Godt å vite, siden man et øyeblikk lurer på om man i stedet har å gjøre med en akademisk språkmaskin: «Med knusende presisjon fornemmet hun virkeligheten inne fra sin bevissthet og levde etter den ambisjon at verden var slik hun opplevde den.» Det er helt klart et tenkende menneske vi møter, men det er ikke nødvendigvis til hjelp i kjærligheten. «Det å bli byttet ut er ubegripelig for tanken», skriver Andersson. Hun undersøker det å ikke forstå, eller nå frem til, den eneste man vil nå. Med sin klare beskrivelse av såret stolthet skiller Lena Anderssons bok seg fra hopen. Det er intensitet i «Rettsstridig forføyning». En roman med karakter. Anmeldelse: Tragikomisk kjærlighetssorg Vinneren av svenske Augustprisen er en mesterlig studie i forelskelsens vesen. PremisLlistes notables
"Winner of the August Prize, Sweden's most prestigious literary award: a novel about a perfectly reasonable woman's descent into the delusions of unrequited love. Ester Nilsson is a sensible person in a sensible relationship. Until the day she is asked to give a lecture on famous artist Hugo Rask. The man himself is in the audience, intrigued and clearly delighted by her fascination with him. When the two meet afterward, she is spellbound. Ester's life is then intrinsically linked to this meeting and the chain of events that unfolds. She leaves her boyfriend and throws herself into an imaginary relationship with Hugo. She falls deeply in love, and he consumes her thoughts. Indeed, in her own mind she's sure that she and Hugo are a couple. Slowly and painfully Ester comes to realize that her perception of the relationship is different from his. She's a woman who prides herself on having a rational and analytical mind, but in the face of her overpowering feelings for Hugo, she is too clever and too honest for her own good. Bitingly funny and darkly fascinating, Willful Disregard is a story about total and desperate devotion, and how willingly we betray ourselves in the pursuit of love"-- No s'han trobat descripcions de biblioteca. |
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This past year I have dated several guys and every time it ended I thought to myself "oh no, I'm exactly like Ester Nilsson. I'm everything I hated". I thought she was a pathetic woman who took no responsibility for her own emotions and now I love her because she fucking tries calling him out on his bullshit. She rarely succeeds, but she tries.
And I still feel like it shouldn't be like this, but it absolutely is. All the guys I've dated has been exactly like this, but in their own stupid ways. They've all done some version of possessing you, then disappearing, then convincing themselves they never made any promises anyway. And it's all your fault.
Yeah, anyway I've completely changed my mind on this book. I'm sorry about that, past!Ell, but sometimes that's how it goes (