Faik Anil Sezer
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Do I need to explain myself? I am what I am.
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Her çiçeğin bir mevsimi, her kitabın bir zamanı vardır. Haziranın tadını yeni hikâyelerle çıkarın.
The Plaque1000k
The plague, written by Albert Camus, the representative of existential philosophy; It was written in response to the French invading Algeria. The author, who has a humanist view; He identified the harm of humanity for the sake of purposes with a kind of plague epidemic. Although the rat deaths that started in the city did not attract anyone's attention at first, the increasing and ubiquitous dead rats worried people. Those who thought that precautions should be taken in this regard were right when people started to get sick. As the losses took place, everyone was in an atmosphere of panic.
The protagonist of the book, Dr. After the death of Rieux's apartment worker, he realized how fast this epidemic spread and started to work with the awareness that if a solution is not found in a short time, it will turn into a disaster. Increasing deaths, quarantines, crowds in the hospital, and the tiredness of the doctors became unbearable. Although the priest of the cathedral, Paneloux, says that you pay the price of your sins to the people who fill the cathedral; Dr. Rieux knew from the beginning that this epidemic had nothing to do with divine justice, and wanted to prevent the epidemic, which turned into a crisis, from causing further harm to people. Dr. Rieux's last hope was the serum developed by Castel. Castel set to work on anti-epidemic serum trials. Meanwhile, deaths increased in the city, pits dug because the graves were insufficient, dead bodies poured with lime on them, corpses thrown into the water, patients fighting for treatment at the hospital, quarantine, and the curfew in the city continued. The serum was tested on a child and it was noticed that there was a regression in the course of the disease.
In the epidemic; The boy on whom the serum
Fear - Stefan Zweig1000Kitap
The blackmailer, whom she often has to pay for not telling her husband everything, will make her question her whole life and change her perspective on her children, husband, life and everything, and will put her in a state of fear. Irene, who has begun to experience a process where she will wear the shudder of guilt like a garment, will begin to experience the horror of fear, which freezes everything inside her and pierces her brain like a fishing hook, with her psychology deteriorating day by day.
While the relationship she had with his lover in the first place made her feel the lust of fear, now fear has become a gnawing in her life. The interrogations she made during her terrifying days helped her to see that she was a very distant mother who never really cared about her children, that she had never known her husband, whom she could not predict how she would react if she found out that he was cheating on her, and that she was able to analyze what kind of social life she had. Now, many things that she cared about in the past have dispersed like a fog and disappeared from her life. She has confronted what a superficial and empty woman she was in her past, which she looked at as if she were looking into an abyss.
She can neither read nor do anything else while her inner fear is demonically chasing her. Fear devoured her entire being, poisoned her body. But while experiencing these torments, he should smile and look cheerful while her nerves are stretched like a bow. The ups and downs she experiences at the point of confessing or not in a state of constant suspicion, the panic created by the expertise of her husband, who is a competent lawyer, in solving the psychology of criminals, and the pressure and torture caused by all these have made life meaningless.
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