Lutka I-II

Lutka I-II

Boleslav Prus

"Lutka" Bolesława Prusa (pravo ime Aleksander Glowacki) roman je koji istražuje društvene i moralne probleme u Poljskoj tijekom 19. stoljeća.

Glavni lik, Stanisław Wokulski, bogat trgovac, zaljubljuje se u lijepu aristokratkinju, Izabelu Łęcku. Njihova priča je kompleksna, prožeta temama ljubavi, razreda i ljudske psihologije.

Wokulski se bori s vlastitim ambicijama i razočaranjima, dok pokušava pronaći svoje mjesto u društvu koje je često nepravedno i površno. Kroz likove i njihove odnose, Prus prikazuje sukobe između tradicije i modernosti, te društvene nejednakosti.

Roman je poznat po svom detaljnom prikazu psiholoških stanja likova i društvenih okolnosti, čime Prus ostavlja snažan dojam o ljudskoj prirodi i moralnim dilemama. "Lutka" ostaje značajno djelo poljske književnosti, duboko reflektirajući na izazove vremena u kojem je napisana.

Original title
Lalka
Translation
Julije Benešić
Dimensions
20 x 14 cm
 
The book consists of two volumes.
Pages total
889
Publisher
Matica hrvatska, Zagreb, 1946.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.
Language: Croatian.

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