Malarz świata ułudy - Kazuo Ishiguro, Maria Skroczyńska-Miklaszewska • BookLikes (ISBN:9788373598768)

Malarz świata ułudy

by: Kazuo Ishiguro (author) Maria Skroczyńska-Miklaszewska (translator)

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Rok 1948. Zniszczona Japonia przeżywa czas gruntownych przewartościowań. Z ruin powstaje nowy świat i porządek rzeczy.
Emerytowany malarz Masuji Ono, który całe dnie poświęca prozaicznym czynnościom – pielęgnacji ogrodu, naprawie domu, opiece nad wnukami – nie potrafi uwolnić sie od przeszłości. Kierowany wewnętrzną potrzebą wytacza sam sobie proces, w którym wytacza sam sobie proces, w którym jest jednocześnie oskarżycielem, oskarżonym i sędzią. Porządek, który niegdyś współtworzył i wspierał, został zburzony. Japoński imperializm poniósł druzgocąca klęskę. Masuji musi na nowo określić samego siebie i relacje z dwoma córkami, Setsuko i Noriko, dokonać moralnego rozrachunku z dotychczasowym życiem.

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Format: paperback

ISBN: 9788373598768

Publish date: 2010-05

Publisher: Albatros

Pages no: 302

Edition language: Polski

Category:

Literature, Historical Fiction, Literary Fiction, War, Contemporary, Asia, Japan, Fiction

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http://ethiercn.booklikes.com Chris' Fish Place 4.0 What is said and unsaid

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This quiet book is supposedly about a man and his two daughters, but it is also a look at what happened and why memory is a funny thing. The book is more for what is understand. it is one of those books where the long silences actually carry the weight of the story.

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Chris Blocker rated it

7 years ago

http://chrisblocker.booklikes.com Chris Blocker 4.0 Review: An Artist of the Floating World

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Writing a review of a Kazuo Ishiguro book is like reading a Kazuo Ishiguro book: it's the same thing as the last time. What can I say different in this review? It's mostly the same: Ishiguro is a brilliant author with a gorgeous understanding of the language; he drops that displaced unreliable narra...

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Themis-Athena's Garden of Books rated it

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http://ThemisAthena.booklikes.com Themis-Athena's Garden of Books 3.5 16 Tasks of the Festive Season: Square 3 - St. Martin's Day: A Post-WWII Japan Vignette

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My completist quest regarding Kazuo Ishiguro's novels and short stories (begun long before he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature) took me back to one of his earlier works -- I only had An Artist of the Floating World and The Unconsoled to finish to have read all of his novels; and with the c...

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In a network of lines that enlace rated it

11 years ago

http://Rhi.booklikes.com In a network of lines that enlace 4.0 Heartbreakingly beautiful

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Ishiguro’s novels are beautiful. That’s the one word the springs to mind immediately when thinking of his writing. No matter what the setting or storyline, the writing draws you completely into the world and characters; yet still retains that mystery and distance that he creates so well. An Artist...

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nouveau rated it

12 years ago

http://nouveau.booklikes.com nouveau 5.0 Artist of the Floating World

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somebody wrote, intelligently, here on GR, any given author's works will be hit and miss even for his close fans, and after five full Kazuo Ishiguro works, I find this particularly true. definite hit: Remains of the Day. definite hit: Orphans. merely competent: Never Let Me Go, Pale View of Hills. t...

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