G. Rossi
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With the approach of those who are interested in the art of photography of the book
I think it will make a lot of sense. It can also be very enjoyable to study and evaluate with someone with a psychology education. Manguel's hero is Anatole Vasanpeine, a French bather from Poitiers, who discovered the art of photography between 1915-20. The bookseller Mösyo Kusakabe, whom he meets by chance, discovers the talent and passion in this ordinary-looking man. He is a character with the ability to see the world in identifiable parts separately from the whole. (But in the future, the character is like an example of an obsessive compulsive disorder.) Frankly, it is a kind of book that deserves both artistic criticism and a psychological review. This work ends with the anxiety, tension, self-repetitive behavior, rituals or routines produced by a man in love with details and his signature on his own sad end. Translation from award-winning translator Ülkü İnce, Cüneyt Çomoğlu with cover design.
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🔎 Polisiye
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📖 Klasik
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😱 Gerilim
If you have never read Boris Vian before, please do not start with this book:) The work, which his wife wrote as a gift during the nekahet period and decorated with drawings with his friend, is "debatable" with its literary value and what he wants to tell.
Due to the fact that it is too short, I thought I was missing something, and as soon as I finished it, I returned to it.
Although I liked fantastic narratives, I was unable to both make sense of the work and love it. An absurd fairy tale was tried to be told, but at that time, I think our twenty-three-year-old writer kept it only as a harbinger of his future works.
My humble advice is to say hello to reading Vian with "Foam of Days". Believe me, I rarely experience this situation, I have run out of words about the book:) I didn't get it on my recommendation list.
*The thing that touches me the most is this story exiled
It was written on time and in fact that Dostoevsky committed theft from place to place and even wrote them.
To speak from the naivety of one's language and psychological analysis
There is no need for a writer at extremes anyway.
With the memory of another theft of a book
It begins when it is spoken. So the usual polarizations exist again. No matter what, at some point, the subject is again morality, conscience or good and bad again...
Another point is that Stockholm syndrome is also impressive. When the character first met the honest thief, he saw how he hated it as if he was killing, but later he was tied to him with very strong ties, which is the subtle point.
That's the conclusion we need to draw, so that this should be
I'm thinking. Sometimes we can make mistakes, the important thing is that we can do after that mistake, we can face ourselves, learn, and the most important thing is that we can always empathize and not be dogmatic to something. A book that is a lesson, fluent, and can end immediately, good reading :)
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The world-famous great French writer Honore de Balzac's secret masterpiece book is really a masterpiece book and
The story should definitely read it, especially those who are interested in painting. The hero of the book, a very unusual painting artist, painter Frenhofer, seeks perfection and gives him all his focus on a painting, one day, a candidate for a painter comes to visit him, this is how the events develop, a very unusual story is one of the most beautiful novels I have ever read.
The nuts of love pass quickly, the foods of art are immortal.
Oh, love is a mystery, it can only live in the bottom of the hearts.
At the beginning of all human emotions there is a flower; it is a flower born of noble excitement, and it slowly fades until the days when happiness remains in memories and it is understood that fame is nothing but a lie.
The sun didn't always rise, but it was always there.
Life and death fight in every detail.
-Color is life...
-The habit of success reduces doubt..
The painter thinks only with his brushes in his hand.
"Love is a mystery, it can only live in the depths of the heart."
There is nothing like love..
"I'd rather be loved than famous. you from success
And you are more beautiful than all the fame."
"You see, little one," he said, "the most important thing is the last brush stroke. The porbus hit a hundred brushes, I'm hitting one. But no one cares about the ones below.
If you had a lens that allowed you to know the other's thoughts, could you destroy the lens by respecting your lover's privacy to protect your love? Hoffmann, who was described by Freud as the unrivaled master of the monote in literature, blended the real and dream world with his usual mastery in Master Piraeus, starting from the issue of how the consequences would be if we had the chance to know the thoughts of people and delicately criticized the dogmatic ideas of the period. It was a work that I enjoyed a lot while reading and admired Hoffman's imagination and subtle sense of humor again.
