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Europeana A Brief History Of The Twentieth Century Eastern European Literature Patrik Ouednk

Name: Europeana A Brief History Of The Twentieth Century Eastern European Literature Patrik Ouednk
SKU: BELL-2530906
Price: 31.00 USD
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Europeana A Brief History Of The Twentieth Century Eastern European Literature Patrik Ouednk instant download after payment.

Publisher: Dalkey Archive Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.47 MB

Pages: 64

Author: Patrik Ouředník

ISBN: 9781564783820, 1564783820

Language: English

Year: 2005

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Europeana A Brief History Of The Twentieth Century Eastern European Literature Patrik Ouednk by Patrik Ouředník 9781564783820, 1564783820 instant download after payment.

Patrik Ouredník's first novel to be translated into English is a unique version of the history of the twentieth century.Told in an informal, mesmerizing voice, Ouredník represents the twentieth century in all its contradictions and grand illusions, demonstrating that nothing substantial has changed between 1900 and 1999—humanity is still hopeful for the future and still mired in age-old conflicts. As he demonstrates that nothing can be reduced to a single, true viewpoint, Ouredník mixes hard facts and idiosyncratic observations, highlighting the horror and absurdity of the twentieth century and the further absurdity of attempting to narrate this history.