Roman • Češka književnost

Život je drugdje

Name: Život je drugdje
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Milan Kundera

"Život je drugdje" je izvanredan portret umjetnika kao mladića. Kunderino seciranje stvaralačkog procesa istodobno je nježno i bespoštedno.

Glasoviti Kunderin romana u čijem središtu je Jaromil, senzibilni mladić, nesuđeni pjesnički genij, čije je emocionalno i spolno sazrijevanje obilježeno, s jedne strane, opsesivnom ljubavlju njegove posesivne majke, a s druge, prvim ljubavnim i seksualnim iskustvima, koja će gotovo samodopadno utkati u svoje stihove. Takva će intimna potka Kunderi poslužiti kao pogodan okvir za univerzalnije propitivanje odnosa poezije i revolucije, riječi i djelovanja, stihova i ideja. Bivajući istovremeno parodijom i satirom jednog vremena, roman se doima i kao svojevrsna meditacija o bitnim problemima čovjeka i njegove egzistencije.

Original title

Život je jinde

Translation

Nikola Kršić

Editor

Mile Pešorda

Graphics design

Bogdan Kršić

Dimensions

20 x 13 cm

Pages

296

Publisher

Veselin Masleša, Sarajevo, 1990.

Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.

Language: Croatian.

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