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Sabrana dela 20: Živa trska

"Živa trska" (1963.) je epski povijesni roman u kojem autorica kroz sudbine četiri generacije aristokratske korejske obitelji Kim (iz klana Andong) prikazuje burnu povijest Koreje od kraja 19. stoljeća do kraja Drugog svjetskog rata (1881.–1945.).

Sabrana dela 2: Dobra zemlja

Pearl S. Buck depicts the life of Chinese peasant Wang Lung, his rise from poverty to wealth, and the disintegration of family ties. The novel explores the relationship between man and land, tradition, social change, and moral challenges.

Sabrana dela 3: Drugi bogovi

Roman „Drugi bogovi“ je satirična i psihološka priča o američkom kultu slavnih, idolopoklonstvu i potrebi masa da od običnih ljudi stvore „bogove“.

Sabrana dela 4: Duga ljubav

Edvard „Ned“ Haslat odano voli svoju ženu Margaret, ali njihov brak je tiha bitka između njegove idealizovane odanosti i njenog oštrog, prisebnog pragmatizma – potraga za ljubavlju koja sazreva, a ne izgoreva.

Sabrana dela 5: Duh i telo (Izgnanstvo / Ratoborni anđeo)

In two memorial portraits, Buck writes about his mother Caroline, a lonely and imaginative exile, and his father Absalom, a stern missionary-warrior—two contrasting souls in the shadow of China.

Sabrana dela 6: Glasovi u kući

In the patrician Asher family, longtime servants and their daughter Jessica live in the shadow of their master; when the girl gets out of control, the stability of the house collapses.

Sabrana dela 7: Istočni vetar – zapadni vetar

"East Wind, West Wind" (1930) is one of Pearl S. Buck's early novels. In an arranged marriage to a Western-educated husband, young Kwei-lan slowly abandons tradition and discovers love in the clash of two cultures.

Sabrana dela 8: Jedan brak

Sabrana dela 9: Mandala

Mandala is one of Pearl S. Buck's most mature and spiritual novels, a rare work set in India. The title Mandala (symbol of wholeness) perfectly captures the core of the story: a search for meaning, wholeness, and the reconciliation of opposites.

Sabrana dela Leonida Leonova - Soć, skakavci

Der Roman schildert die sozialen und moralischen Veränderungen in Russland nach der Revolution.