Literature

Seljaci

Roman Seljaci (1844.) realističan je prikaz francuskog seoskog života u prvoj polovici 19. stoljeća. Knjiga ostavlja dojam tragične borbe između starog poretka i novih društvenih snaga, čineći je ključnim djelom francuskog realizma.

Seljaci

Seljaci

Seljaci III: Proljeće

The third part of the epic tetralogy The Peasants. Spring brings the awakening of nature, but also new conflicts in the village of Lipce: the culmination of a love triangle, family drama and social tensions. The continuation of Nobel's epic of Polish peas

Seljaci II: Zima

The second part of the epic tetralogy Peasants. The novel depicts the difficult winter life in the village of Lipce, deepens the conflicts within Boryna's family, the passionate relationship between Antko and Jagna, and the growing tensions in the village

Seljaci I: Jesen

The first part of an epic tetralogy about the life of a Polish rural community in the village of Lipce. The novel depicts the rhythm of rural work, everyday life, intrigues, conflicts over land and power, and the marriage of the old, wealthy peasant Macie

Seljaci IV: Ljeto

Peasants IV: Summer is the final and most powerful part of the epic tetralogy Peasants. The culmination of the conflict in the village of Lipce during the hot summer and harvest, the drama surrounding Jagna, the death of Maciej Boryna and the final closin

Seljačina

The novel The Peasant by the Welsh writer Niall Griffiths, set in the harsh and idyllic landscapes of western Wales, is a kind of fragmented and atypical biography...

Seljaci u gradu: izvorna šaljiva igra u dva čina

The humorous play Villagers in the City presents a humorous depiction of the encounter between rural and urban mentality. The plot revolves around the arrival of rural characters in the city, where they are confronted with urban customs and lifestyles, wh

Seljačka buna

A historical novel by August Šenoa, published in Vijenac in 1877 and as a book in 1878. The novel is subtitled "Historical Narrative of the 16th Century", so it can be viewed as a historical monograph in the form of a novel.