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Graditelj svratišta

Ivan Aralica

Graditelj svratišta je realistički povijesni roman, u andrićevskoj tradiciji, ali s elementima fantastike koji Aralicu povezuju s usmenom hrvatskom književnom riječi, no primjerice i s fantastičnom literaturom Gabriela Garcíe Marquesa.

Radnja romana zbiva se na razmeđu 18. i 19. stoljeća u vrijeme burnih povijesnih događaja izazvanih revolucijom u Francuskoj 1789. godine. Hrvatska je u to doba bila podijeljena: sjeverozapadni dio zemlje je u Habsburškoj Monarhiji, a Istra, Primorje i Dalmacija pod vlašću Mletačke Republike... U bitkama protiv Napoleona u Italiji, na austrijskoj strani, sudjeluju i mnogi Hrvati, među njima i oni iz Primorja i Dalmacije o kojima je riječ u romanu... Običaje, navike, naravi, događaje, povijesne i nepovijesne ličnosti Aralica kreira s tolikom preciznošću, s gotovo nevjerojatnim detaljizmom, a i s velikom sklonošću prema neobičnosti, da literarna slika djeluje nestvarno. Graditelj svratišta, kao kruna prognaničke tetralogije, roman je iznimne uvjerljivost i: ima priču, sudbinu, ideje i - gotovo nevidljiv, što znači izvrstan jezik.

Editor

Zlatko Crnković

Graphics design

Alfred Pal

Dimensions

19 x 12 cm

Pages

346

Publisher

Znanje, Zagreb, 1987.

Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.

Language: Croatian.

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition

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