Psychological novel
Seljaci
The novel The Peasants (1844) is a realistic depiction of French rural life in the first half of the 19th century. The book leaves the impression of a tragic struggle between the old order and new social forces, making it a key work of French realism.
Seljaci III: Proljeće
The third part of the epic tetralogy The Peasants. Spring brings the awakening of nature, but also new conflicts in the village of Lipce: the culmination of a love triangle, family drama and social tensions. The continuation of Nobel's epic of Polish peas
Seljaci II: Zima
The second part of the epic tetralogy Peasants. The novel depicts the difficult winter life in the village of Lipce, deepens the conflicts within Boryna's family, the passionate relationship between Antko and Jagna, and the growing tensions in the village
Seljaci I: Jesen
Der erste Teil einer epischen Tetralogie über das Leben einer polnischen Landgemeinde im Dorf Lipce. Der Roman schildert den Rhythmus der Landarbeit, den Alltag, Intrigen, Konflikte um Land und Macht sowie die Heirat des alten, wohlhabenden Bauern Maciej
Seljaci IV: Ljeto
„Die Bauern IV: Sommer“ ist der letzte und eindrucksvollste Teil der epischen Tetralogie „Die Bauern“. Er gipfelt im Konflikt im Dorf Lipce während des heißen Sommers und der Erntezeit, im Drama um Jagna, im Tod von Maciej Boryna und im endgültigen Abschl
Seljačina
Der Roman „The Peasant“ des walisischen Schriftstellers Niall Griffiths, der in den rauen und idyllischen Landschaften Westwales spielt, ist eine Art fragmentierte und untypische Biografie ...
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August Šenoas historischer Roman, der 1877 in Vijenec erschien und 1878 als Buch veröffentlicht wurde. Der Roman trägt den Untertitel „Historische Erzählung XVI“. Jahrhundert“ und kann daher als historische Monographie in Romanform betrachtet werden.
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The Peasant Revolt is a historical novel by August Šenoa, first published in the magazine Vijenac in 1877. It is one of five novels by August Šenoa and his most important historical novel. The introductory judge was written by Josip Nagy.
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