Name: Limonov (in Catalan)
SKU: 64257424
Price: 1156.00 TWD
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Author: Emmanuel Carrère
ISBN: 9788433946638

Type

Physical Book

Author

Emmanuel Carrère

Publisher

Anagrama

Language

Catalan

Pages

396

Format

Paperback

ISBN13

9788433946638

Edited in

España

Limonov (in Catalan)

Emmanuel Carrère (Author) · Anagrama · Paperback

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Synopsis "Limonov (in Catalan)"

Una novel·la biografica o biografia novel·ladaaque reconstrueix la vida d& x02019;un personatge real queasembla que hagi sortit de la ficcio. Aquesta novel·la biografica o biografia novel·lada reconstrueix la vida d& x02019;un personatge real que sembla que hagi sortit de la ficcio. Amb un periple vital inversemblant, Limonov permet a Carrere traçar un retrat contundent de la Russia dels ultims cinquanta anys alhora que indaga sobre les paradoxes de la condicio humana. Poeta i cercabregues, Limonov va frequentar els cercles clandestins de l& x02019;URSS, es va veure obligat a exiliar-se a Nova York (on va viure com un rodamon i va ser majordom d& x02019;un milionari) i despres a Paris, on va agafar notorietat publica amb una novel ·la escandalosa sobre les seves aventures pel costat fosc novaiorques; d& x02019;alli va passar als Balcans, on va recolzar fins a les ultimes consequencies la causa serbia, i despres va tornar a la Russia postcomunista amb la intencio de fundar un partit nacional bolxevic que acabaria prohibint-se. Va acabar a la preso, acusat de temptativa de cop d& x02019;estat, on va tenir una experiencia mistica, i, en sortir, es va convertir en un ferm opositor a Putin.Ambigu, esmunyedis i estrambotic, aquest personatge

Emmanuel Carrère

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Emmanuel Carrère (Paris, December 9, 1957) is a French writer, screenwriter, and filmmaker known for his ability to blend reality and fiction in his works. His literary career spans novels, biographies, and essays that explore the human condition and the complexities of identity.

Among his most notable works are "The Adversary" (2000), a non-fiction novel that tells the real story of Jean-Claude Romand; "Limonov" (2011), a fictional biography of the controversial Russian writer and politician Eduard Limonov; and "The Kingdom" (2014), a deep reflection on the origins of Christianity. Carrère has been awarded prizes such as the Femina Prize in 1995 and the Renaudot Prize in 2011. In 2021, he received the Princess of Asturias Award for Literature for his contribution to contemporary literature.

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