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Garman & Worse
Alexander Kiellands Roman „Garman & Worse“ ist ein Gesellschaftsroman über eine wohlhabende Kaufmannsfamilie in einer norwegischen Hafenstadt. Anhand ihrer Schicksale prangert der Autor die Heuchelei, die Klassengegensätze und die moralischen Dilemmata de
Germinal
Ein Roman, der den Höhepunkt des literarischen Schaffens eines der bedeutendsten Vertreter des Naturalismus in der Literatur darstellt.
Godina noževa
The Year of Knives by Vojislav Kuzmanović is a psychological novel about a lonely intellectual who questions his life, marriage, and identity. The work depicts the crisis of the individual in contemporary urban society.
Gola maja
The famous painter Mariano Renovales, the son of a blacksmith, rises to fame in Rome, Paris and Madrid. Obsessed with his love for women and art, he paints his "Naked Maya", which leads to drama, jealousy and conflict.
Goli kruh
Mohamed Choukri's novel Bare Bread is a powerful autobiographical story about poverty, hunger and the struggle for dignity in Morocco in the mid-20th century.
Graditelj svratišta
The inn builder is a realistic historical novel, in the tradition of Andrić, but with elements of fantasy that connect Aralica with the oral Croatian literary word, but also with the fantastic literature of Gabriel García Marques, for example.
Grčke tragedije: Okovani Prometej, Kralj Edip, Antigona, Medeja i Elektra
The edition of Greek tragedies translated by Koloman Rac brings five classic works of ancient literature – Prometheus Bound, Oedipus the King, Antigone, Medea and Electra – in a contemporary but faithful translation that preserves the poetic power of the
Grupa
Mary McCarthy's group follows eight young women after they graduate from Vassar. The novel depicts their loves, marriages, careers, and disappointments, as well as the position of women in American society in the 1930s.
Gulliverova putovanja
Lemuel Gulliver experiences four incredible journeys to fantastic lands: Lilliput, Brobdingnag, Laputa, and the land of the Houyhnhnms. Swift's ingenious satire on human nature, politics, science, and society.