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S'està carregant… The Seizure of Power (1955)de Czesław Miłosz
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Apunta't a LibraryThing per saber si aquest llibre et pot agradar. No hi ha cap discussió a Converses sobre aquesta obra. 8422612623 Esta obra describe la vida en Varsovia en las dramàticas semanas durante las cuales el impresionante, la cual mereciò el prix litteraire europeen 1953 entre 356 libros ejèrcito rojo esperaba tranquilamente en los suburbios de la ciudad a que las tropas alemanas acabaran con la resistencia polaca. Los combates en las calles duraron dos meses, pero los insurrectos carecìan de armas. los nazis rodearon los diversos barrios sublevados y los tomaron uno tras otro. el ejèrcito rojo reanudò luego su ofensiva, se apoderò de las ruinas de varsovia, y marchò ràpidamente a travès de polonia para caer sobre berlìn.el gran tema de este libro duro y valiente es, a primera vista, la lucha por el poder; cuando se trata, en realidad, de la lucha por el alma. Sense ressenyes | afegeix-hi una ressenya
Readers in the free world may be brought up short amid the literary pleasures of this novel by a Nobel Prize-winning poet. Are they sufficiently honoring the peace and freedom denied to the characters seen here in World War II Poland? Or are they, like the Americans observed by Milosz in another book, using their distance from the upheavals of history for no more than the equivalent of watching TV in a bar? Whatever the answer, a Western reader has to feel a humbling admiration for the depicted resisters of Nazi and then Soviet tyranny, precursors of the Solidarity heroes whose second anniversary was celebrated last month. (August) And what of those who gave up resisting then - or now? Milosz fascinatingly explores the characters able to rationalize compliance with a repressive regime. Here, for example, is a writer forced into a pact with the communist devil, accepting a printing press from the authorities, trying to place conditions on the selling of his soul, bleakly imagining the dark years ahead. It is a brief, telling fictional -vignette to accompany the analysis of artists snared by Stalinism for which Milosz's ''The Captive Mind'' is known. No s'han trobat descripcions de biblioteca. |
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