Krivotvoritelji novca

Krivotvoritelji novca

Andre Gide

Krivotvoritelji novca (1925.) je intelektualno izazovan roman, cijenjen zbog filozofske dubine i hrabrosti. Napisan kao eksperimentalni "roman u romanu", Gide razbija tradicionalnu naraciju, nudeći višeslojnu refleksiju o autentičnosti i licemjerju.

Radnja prati nekoliko adolescenata i odraslih čiji se životi prepliću. Bernard Profitendieu, buntovni mladić, otkriva da nije sin svog oca i napušta dom, tražeći vlastiti identitet. Njegov prijatelj Olivier Molinier bori se s obiteljskim očekivanjima i privlačnošću prema starijem piscu Édouardu, koji piše roman pod istim naslovom, Krivotvoritelji novca, stvarajući metanarativ. Édouardova potraga za čistom umjetnošću odražava Gideovu vlastitu borbu s kreativnošću, dok likovi poput Bernarda i Oliviera iskušavaju granice morala, seksualnosti i slobode.

Roman istražuje "krivotvorenje" u metaforičkom smislu – lažni moral, društvene norme i umjetničke kompromise – dok likovi pokušavaju pronaći autentičnost u svijetu punom obmana. Gide koristi dnevničke zapise, pisma i dijaloge, stvarajući fragmentiranu strukturu koja odražava kaos mladosti i intelektualne potrage. Gideov stil, prožet ironijom i psihološkom oštroumnošću, čini ga ključnim djelom modernizma, koje poziva čitatelje da preispitaju istinu i slobodu.

Original title
Les faux-monnayeurs
Translation
Dane Smičiklas
Dimensions
21 x 12.5 cm
Pages
350
Publisher
Jutarnji list, Zagreb, 2004.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.
Language: Croatian.
ISBN
978-9-53716-017-3

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