Žena u vrtlogu vremena

Žena u vrtlogu vremena

Damira Kraljević

The novel "A Woman in the Vortex of Time" by Damira Kraljević follows the fate of a woman through social and historical upheavals, exploring the motifs of personal strength, love, family ties, and the struggle for one's own identity.

The prose work "Woman in the Whirlwind of Time" by Damira Kraljević brings a layered and emotionally charged family-historical story set in the turbulent periods of the 20th century. At the center of the narrative, the author places a female character whose personal life, dreams, and intimate decisions are intertwined with the great social and political turmoil that marked the spaces and time frame in which she lives. Through a warm and visually picturesque storytelling style, the novel analyzes the role and position of women in traditional and transitional societies, emphasizing their inner strength, resilience, and ability to carry the burden of the family in moments of crisis. Thematically, the motifs of fearless love, personal sacrifice, belonging to the homeland, and preserving family memory across generations are intertwined. The author describes in detail the psychological states of the characters and their efforts to preserve humanity, dignity, and faith in a better future despite life's adversities and historical injustices. The work represents a striking contribution to Croatian women's prose from the early 2000s, providing readers with a moving insight into the intimacy of a struggle against the inexorable flow of time.

Dimensions
21 x 14.5 cm
Pages
59
Publisher
Veliko križarsko bratstvo i veliko križarsko sestrinstvo, Zagreb, 2000.
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Croatian.

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition
 

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