Psihološki roman • Hrvatska književnost

Isušena kaljuža

Janko Polić Kamov

Roman Isušena kaljuža svojevrsna je sinteza Kamovljevih književnih nastojanja i s obzirom na tehnologiju i glede tematizacije.

Roman problematizira egzistencijalno, ontološko i historijsko iskustvo bića i njegovih “raspršenih” korespondencija u svijetu koji se sve više otuđuje. U svijetu u kojemu je poljuljana stara hijerarhija vrijednosti. U svijetu u kojemu atomizirana ličnost u svojemu suludom i destruktivnom činu nastoji uspostaviti zdraviju, drukčiju i novu scenu – i života i rada i književnosti (glavni je lik književnik). Roman se orijentira prema subjektivnom senzibilitetu dezintegrirane građanske ličnosti i freudovski decentriranoga ja, te donosi razlomljenu, kaotičnu sliku te osobnosti. S tim u vezi realističku i naturalističku tehniku pisanja zamjenjuje psihoanalitičko poniranje u podsvjesne antijunakove predjele. To je djelo u neku ruku anticipacija dostignuća Lawrencea, Joycea ili Prousta.

Editor

Branka Primorac, Seid Serdarević

Illustrations

Stanko Abadžić

Graphics design

Vanja Cuculić

Dimensions

21 x 13 cm

Pages

354

Publisher

Večernji list, Zagreb, 2004.

Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.

Language: Croatian.

ISBN

978-9-53716-107-1

One copy is available

Condition:New

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