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How is it possible to write dispassionately of life in a concentration camp in such a way as to engender great feeling in the reader? This is how Frankl dealt with his experience of those terrible years. The dispassionate writing makes the horrors of the camp extremely distressing, more so than writing that is more emotionally involved. It is almost reportage. The first half of the book is equal in its telling to The Diary of a Young Girl in furthering our understanding of those dreadful times.
There are occasional glimmers of humanity from the Germans. These are so small that rather than illuminate any basic goodness, they cast further into the shadows the terror of living in a place and time where death might be a beating or a shot to the head at any moment. There are also stories of the depths that some of the Jewish victims would sink to in what they would do to stay alive themselves. It made me think that rather than condemn these people for becoming tools of the Nazis, what would I do faced with death or the chance to stay alive a little longer and maybe save family or friends.
7 stars, golden stars for this half of the book.
The second half is about Frankl's psychotherapeutic methods and lost me in boredom. I did read this in its entirety but it wouldn't have spoiled the book, or my appreciation of the genius retelling and brilliant writing of the first half, if I hadn't.
“Animal Farm” Kitap İncelemesi ve Yorumu
George Orwell’in yaklaşık üç yıl önce okumuş olduğum Hayvan Çiftliği eserini tekrar İngilizce versiyonundan okumak istedim. Yıllar düşüncelerimizi, düşünme tarzımızı çok değiştiriyor. Aynı eserleri birkaç yıl sonra okumayı çok seviyorum.
Kitabın genelinde ne olduğundan, ne yaşandığından uzun uzadıya bahsetmeyeceğim. Bilmeyen yoktur zaten.
Kitap okumaktan geri kaldığımda bir hakan günday okuyup kendime geleyim dediğim bir başka evreyi tamamlamış bulunuyorum. Her kitabında olduğu gibi bu kitapta da depresif ve soyutlanmayı arzulayan baş karakter var. Bu kişi de overthinking eylemeden duramıyor, tabi kendini bulduktan sonra. Kitaba başta adapte olamayacağim, hatta ısınamayacağim gibi düşündüm tıpkı kinyas ve kayrada olduğu gibi. Ama olayların anlam kazanmasından sonra kitap okuyucuyu içine öyle bir çekiyor ki...
İçeriği hakkında konuşacak olursak (!spoiler alert!), azil yıllar önce kendisine yazmış olduğu bir mektubu alarak esas azil ile tanışıyor. Bozulan psikolojisi ve içindeki şeytani dürtülerle ebeveynlerini öldürmeye karar veriyor. Yılların suskunluğunu o esnada terk ettikten sonra evden de ayrılıp kendini aramaya koyuluyor. (Yine diğer kitaplardaki gibi) Paraya ihtiyacından dolayı normally illegal but this time just weird bir iş bulup uzunca bir süre kaos içinde yaşıyor. Kitabın son bölümünde artık kendini çoktan bulduğunu ve hatta benliğinin onu terk ettiğini düşünüyor ve surprisingly (!) intihar etmeye karar veriyor. Son bölümdeki Yahya azilin küçüklüğü diye tanıtılsa sırıtmayacak bir karakter. Ebeveyn baskısından mı, zekasından mı yoksa canlandırdığım şirinliğinden mi bilmiyorum ama ona çok ısınmıştım. Anyways, azil için de intihar etse üzülürüm diye içimden geçirirken ölüm biçimi beni şoke etti.
Kitabı üzgün bitirdim ama çok sevdim. Bol brainstorming ve maalesef ülkemizin büyük bir yansımasını içeriyor.
4/5 Stars (%81/100)
As a huge Gaiman fan, I am consuming every book that is written by/about him. I haven't heard of this audiobook and it was a nice surprise for me. It is about an astronaut who wakes up, not remembering anything, and tries to make sense of what is going on. He discovers his own identity as the famous novelist Neil Gaiman. I don't want to spoil it too much but it was really good. I liked the postmodern elements as well as Gaiman's brilliant voice acting. The ending was quite nice too. It is also pretty short (30+ minutes) and I'm sure you wouldn't get bored.
4/5 Stars (%80/100)
Review for the Audible version.
It is very short (6+ minutes) but I quite enjoyed it. Seeing Pyle's comics on my home makes me really happy and I often find myself smiling. I haven't been able to read the original Strange Planet but I found this audiobook by chance. It is about the creatures observing a "sneaking, hiding, vibrating creature" and they try to mimic it. It was a fun story and I liked the voice acting as well. It is a nice story for children too.
Strange Planet: The Sneaking, Hiding, Vibrating CreatureNathan W. Pyle · HarperCollins · 20211 okunma
From the midst of the fifteenth century on, the Ottoman Empire played a crucial role in shaping European history. This factor has not been weaved into Western historiography to its detriment, because explaining concepts such as raison d'etat, realpolitik, balance of power or even European identity remain somewhat shortchanged without the role of
Wasted potential
2/5 Stars (%44/100)
PS: I'm writing this review for Season 1 of the series (First 50 chapters).
The premise of the series: Ryu Han-Bin, ex-military, is chosen and transported into a magical world. Everyone is given a guideline (you can level up, use stats, see skills etc) but his guideline is glitched. So, he spends a long time in the tutorial
When I read the story, with the influence of the perspective from which the story was written, I felt the sadness, desperation, sacrifice, and agony feelings of together. Brutality of the Holocaust is given in a more emotional tone with the theme of motherhood. What struck me when I read it was not only the loss of a mother's child, but also the full reality of the genocide, one of the most shameful events in human history. In addition, It impressed me deeply that Stella witnessed the dirty side of the world, lost her innocence and tried to grow up before she could live her childhood, even though she was just a little girl.
