Ulica mačka ribara
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Ulica mačka ribara

Jolán Földes

Roman govori o teškom životu obitelji radničke klase mađarskih emigranata u Parizu nakon Prvog svjetskog rata . Osvojio je 1936. Nagradu svih nacija za roman Pinter Publishing Ltd (London). Rijetko u ponudi s omotom.

Radnja romana Ulica ribarske mačke odvija se u najužoj ulici u Parizu (Rue du Chat-qui-Pêche) u kojoj žive mađarski imigranti. Iako se na prvu čini kao tipična priča o maloj zajednici, roman istražuje duboke teme poput identiteta, društvene nepravde i obiteljske dinamike.

Roman prati život Julie koja se pokušava osloboditi tradicije i patrijarhalnih okvira, a istodobno se mora suočiti s emocionalnim i društvenim preprekama koje se javljaju u njezinom obiteljskom okruženju. Njezin put do slobode nije jednostavan. Sukobi s majkom i očev očaj probijaju se kroz emotivne i psihičke slojeve glavne junakinje.

Roman Ulica Mačka Ribara potresan je i duboko emotivan prikaz obiteljskih, društvenih i psihičkih problema, kao i unutarnjeg sukoba tradicije i modernizma. Kroz život glavne junakinje Julie, autorica istražuje težnju pojedinca za slobodom i neovisnošću, dok se suočava s emocionalnim i društvenim pritiscima. Ulica Macka Ribara nije samo priča o jednoj obitelji, već i priča o univerzalnim temama poput socijalne izolacije, ljubavi, tradicije i borbe za identitet.

Original title
A halászó macska uccája
Translation
Paula Rendi
Dimensions
20 x 14 cm
Pages
236
Publisher
Naklada Binoza, Zagreb, 1937.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.
Language: Croatian.

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