Bogdan suceava (65 résultats)

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. A village in the Carpathian Mountains, one of the last outposts of pre-modernity, an elderly man, sensing his time is short, tells his young grandchildren tales that weave a family saga covering the real history from the 1870s to the time of the telling. One of the children, now grown, is the re-teller of these tales, while the other, Miruna, perhaps has the gift of second sight. Incorporating elements of fantasy common to the storytelling traditions of the Balkans, historical characters mix with imaginary beings in a landscape that recreates the world of an isolated village bearing an unusual name: Evil Vale. Ancestors are talked about as if ancient heroes, and the novel shifts focus between telling about their lives and the storyteller's own experiences through the prism of the village during both world wars. As past tragedies are presented in a way that the grandchildren might picture and remember them, the novel has been called a kind of meta-fairy tale, a story about the lost tradition of oral storytelling itself, the conveyance of a family history from one generation to the next via the spoken word. With the death of the grandfather, the children realize that confronted with the ubiquitous hand of modernity, which the village has managed to frustrate over a succession of regimes, a whole world of stories and the entire memory of a family and of its idiosyncratic way of life in the village might have been irrevocably lost. Blending the autobiographical and historical with the marvelous, Miruna, a Tale is a novel whose core is the exploration of the imaginary themes and motives that informed traditional society in the mountainous regions of Romania, a world that was radically transformed into virtual extinction over the course of the 20th century. Described by one critic as a "literary jewel whose strange and singular spell holds the reader in its thrall," Miruna, a Tale received the Bucharest Writers Association Fiction Award in 2007. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. A village in the Carpathian Mountains, one of the last outposts of pre-modernity, an elderly man, sensing his time is short, tells his young grandchildren tales that weave a family saga covering the real history from the 1870s to the time of the telling. One of the children, now grown, is the re-teller of these tales, while the other, Miruna, perhaps has the gift of second sight. Incorporating elements of fantasy common to the storytelling traditions of the Balkans, historical characters mix with imaginary beings in a landscape that recreates the world of an isolated village bearing an unusual name: Evil Vale. Ancestors are talked about as if ancient heroes, and the novel shifts focus between telling about their lives and the storyteller's own experiences through the prism of the village during both world wars. As past tragedies are presented in a way that the grandchildren might picture and remember them, the novel has been called a kind of meta-fairy tale, a story about the lost tradition of oral storytelling itself, the conveyance of a family history from one generation to the next via the spoken word. With the death of the grandfather, the children realize that confronted with the ubiquitous hand of modernity, which the village has managed to frustrate over a succession of regimes, a whole world of stories and the entire memory of a family and of its idiosyncratic way of life in the village might have been irrevocably lost. Blending the autobiographical and historical with the marvelous, Miruna, a Tale is a novel whose core is the exploration of the imaginary themes and motives that informed traditional society in the mountainous regions of Romania, a world that was radically transformed into virtual extinction over the course of the 20th century. Described by one critic as a "literary jewel whose strange and singular spell holds the reader in its thrall," Miruna, a Tale received the Bucharest Writers Association Fiction Award in 2007. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - A village in the Carpathian Mountains, one of the last outposts of pre-modernity, an elderly man, sensing his time is short, tells his young grandchildren tales that weave a family saga covering the real history from the 1870s to the time of the telling. One of the children, now grown, is the re-teller of these tales, while the other, Miruna, perhaps has the gift of second sight. Incorporating elements of fantasy common to the storytelling traditions of the Balkans, historical characters mix with imaginary beings in a landscape that recreates the world of an isolated village bearing an unusual name: Evil Vale. Ancestors are talked about as if ancient heroes, and the novel shifts focus between telling about their lives and the storyteller's own experiences through the prism of the village during both world wars. As past tragedies are presented in a way that the grandchildren might picture and remember them, the novel has been called a kind of meta-fairy tale, a story about the lost tradition of oral storytelling itself, the conveyance of a family history from one generation to the next via the spoken word. With the death of the grandfather, the children realize that confronted with the ubiquitous hand of modernity, which the village has managed to frustrate over a succession of regimes, a whole world of stories and the entire memory of a family and of its idiosyncratic way of life in the village might have been irrevocably lost. Blending the autobiographical and historical with the marvelous, Miruna, a Tale is a novel whose core is the exploration of the imaginary themes and motives that informed traditional society in the mountainous regions of Romania, a world that was radically transformed into virtual extinction over the course of the 20th century. Described by one critic as a 'literary jewel whose strange and singular spell holds the reader in its thrall,' Miruna, a Tale received the Bucharest Writers Association Fiction Award in 2007.…

paperback. Etat : Neu. 304 Seiten "Despre evenimentele din 1989 nu mai vorbesc nici macar cei implicati, pentru ca opinia publica actuala si-a primit prea multe portii de scepticism. Mai grav e ca unii dintre participanti au revizuit o intreaga conditie umana, reconfigurindu-si, pentru totdeauna, o structura interioara mutilata, fara nici o sansa credibila in afara tragicomicului. De aici o suma de pacienti istorici, inchisi in lagare interioare unde mocnesc interogatii nesolutionate. Bogdan Suceava parcurge un drum invers, convins de adevarul unor momente incandescente, imposibil de lasat in afara scrisului si istoriei. Ajuns la o maturitate creatoare si umana, el restabileste granitele interioare, culturale si sociale ale unei istorii a incertitudinilor. 'Nu am dovezi. Sa zicem ca totul e fictiune.' Asa incepe naratorul lui Bogdan Suceava incursiunea in tumultul a doua zile reprezentative pentru revolutia bucuresteana din 1989. Cumva detasat si pastrind la distanta posibile atacuri incomode. Iata povestea revolutiei din perspectiva unui matematician in anul I de facultate, fiu de ofiter de militie, pornit intr-o aventura personala spre Universitate pentru a participa la redactarea statutului Ligii Studentilor. O nebunie, se-ntelege. Nu si pentru proaspatul student calit in armata. Calit e un fel de a spune; in fapt, traumatizat, incarcerat in toxice suspendari temporale si tembelizari pe linie. Drumul acesta la Universitate se ramifica din prezentul intens, apocaliptic, al revoltelor din decembrie '89, spre trecutul impartit intre iubiri indecise, matematica si stagiul militar. Noaptea cind cineva a murit pentru tine este istoria unei memorii dislocate." (Marius Mihet) ISBN 9789734679836 Der Spezialist für Bücher aus Siebenbürgen, dem Banat und Rumänien. Wir freuen uns auf Ihren Besuch in einer unserer Buchhandlungen in Hermannstadt, Mediasch, Birthälm und Temeswar. ro Gewicht in Gramm: 284.…

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Etat : fine. très bon état. Exemplaire réformé de bibliothèque. 326550-3 - Venu du temps Dièse, Suceava, Bogdan, GINKGO, 2012.

Etat : Good. Condizioni dettagliate: Buone, lievi abrasioni e pieghe alla copertina e al dorso, lieve deformazione al volume, fioriture evidenti sparse, copertina flessibile.

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Paperback. Etat : Brand New. 225 pages. 10.25x7.00x0.50 inches. In Stock.

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