Sabrana dela 17: Tri kćeri gospođe Lijang

Sabrana dela 17: Tri kćeri gospođe Lijang

Pearl S. Buck

Nakon što joj muž dovede konkubinu u kuću, gospođa Liang napušta dom, otvara otmeni restoran u Šangaju i šalje svoje tri ćerke na studije u Ameriku, dok Kinu potresaju komunistički previranja.

„Tri kćeri gospođe Lijang“ (1969) jedan je od poslednjih i najzrelijih romana Perl S. Bak. Smešten u Kinu sredinom 20. veka, roman prati sudbinu porodice koju je rastrgala muževljeva nevernost.

Gospođa Liang, žena dostojanstvenog konfučijanskog mirnog duha, napušta muža kada on uzme konkubinu i počinje ispočetka. Otvara prestižni restoran u Šangaju i postaje finansijski nezavisna. Šalje svoje tri ćerke – Grejs, Mersi i Džoj – u Ameriku na obrazovanje, nadajući se da će obezbediti budućnost daleko od previranja koja su se sručila na Kinu.

Dok komunizam preuzima zemlju i besni Kulturna revolucija, svaka ćerka bira drugačiji put: jedna se vraća majci, druga ostaje na Zapadu, a treća traži svoj put između dva sveta. Gospođa Liang ostaje u Kini, svedoči promenama i štiti svoju porodicu koliko god može. Bak još jednom piše o ženi koja, napuštena od strane muža, ne popušta tuzi – već deluje; i o rascepavanju porodice i doma između starog i novog sveta.

Original title
The Three Daughters of Madame Liang
Translation
Milena Šafarik
Editor
Voja Čolanović
Graphics design
Stevan Vujkov
Dimensions
20 x 13 cm
Pages
271
Publisher
Matica srpska, Novi Sad, 1971.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover.
Language: Serbian.

Two copies are available

Copy number 1

Izdanje 1980.
Condition:Used, excellent condition

Copy number 2

Izdanje 1978.
Condition:Used, excellent condition
 

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