Kao suza u okeanu I-II

Kao suza u okeanu I-II

Manes Sperber

A trilogy by Austrian-French writer and psychologist Manès Sperber, which, through three novels – "Dust and Ashes", "In the Vortex" and "Memories and Shadows" – explores the themes of totalitarianism, ideological blindness and human suffering during the t

  1. Dust and Ashes: The first novel is set during the rise of Nazism and follows characters who face moral dilemmas and personal tragedies as they try to survive in a rapidly changing world. Sperber analyzes how ideologies can blind people and lead to dehumanization.

  2. In the Vortex: The second part of the trilogy focuses on the period of Stalinism and the purges within the communist movement. Through the fates of the protagonists, the author shows how political ideals can be betrayed and how fear and repression destroy human lives and relationships.

  3. Memories and Shadows: In the final part, Sperber looks back at the post-war period, where the characters try to find meaning and reconciliation after years of violence and betrayal. The book explores how individuals cope with the past and search for identity in a world that is being rebuilt.

Sperber's trilogy provides a deep insight into human nature in the face of ideological extremism and the horrors of war, emphasizing the importance of critical thinking and humanism.

Original title
Wie eine Träne im Ozean
Translation
Tomislav Bekić
Dimensions
20 x 13 cm
Pages total
850
Publisher
Matica srpska, Novi Sad, 1997.
 
Cyrillic alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Serbian.

The book consists of two volumes.

Jedan višetomni primjerak je u ponudi.

Kao suza u okeanu I-II
Volume 1
Pages: 373
Condition:Unused
Kao suza u okeanu I-II
Volume 2
Pages: 477
Condition:Unused
 

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