I vječno pjevaju šume

I vječno pjevaju šume

Trygve Gulbranssen

Ljubitelji lepe knjige sa zadovoljstvom će čitati ovo delo, jer je prepuno veličanstvenih opisa prirode, puno muzike koju nosi vetar što duva kroz šumu, i zato što je pisano neusiljenim narodnim jezikom – jezikom čija lepota nije izgubljen čak i u prevod

I šume večno pevaju, Vetar sa planine i Nema puta su tri romana Trigve Gulbransena koje strani kritičari nazivaju „norveškom trilogijom“. Svaki od njih sam za sebe čini celinu i može se čitati zasebno. U njima je pisac obuhvatio život u norveškom planinskom kraju, u vreme koje je tačno obeleženo. On u njima opisuje proste ljude, koji imaju dosta sličnosti sa gorštacima dinarskog kraja; ovi likovi su ukorenjeni u zemlji, slobodoljubivi, dobro patrijarhalni, poznaju svu skalu ljudskih osećanja, a pre svega su pošteni, hrabri, odlučni i uporni...

Original title
Og bakom synger skogene
Translation
Josip Tabak
Graphics design
Valerija Pavić
Dimensions
19 x 14 cm
Pages
314
Publisher
Matica hrvatska, Zagreb, 1959.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.
Language: Croatian.

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