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Juhani Aho
Juha [EPUB ebook]

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Juhani Aho (1861-1921) finn író a 19. század fordulóján élt és alkotott, az első finn hivatásos íróként tartják számon. Két stíluskorszaknak, a realizmusnak és a nemzeti újromantikának is egyaránt a vezéralakja volt, sőt művei nagy hatással voltak a későbbi írónemzedékekre is.

Juha (1911) című regényét Aho kései korszakának legjelentősebb műveként tartják számon, stílusa ekkorra már érezhetően megújult, kiforrott. A regény alapja egy szerelmi háromszög története, mely Karjala erdeiben játszódik. Főhőse a beteges, idősödő Juha, aki a nála jóval fiatalabb Marját vette el feleségül, akit aztán a gazdag, fiatal Shemeikka elszeret tőle. A főhősök megformálása remekműhöz illő: a zárkózott, jóindulatú Juha és a szenvedélyes, dacos Marja a szerző legerőteljesebben megformált regényalakjai.

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Language Hungarian ● Format EPUB ● Pages 135 ● ISBN 6610000293476 ● File size 0.7 MB ● Translator Adrien Antal ● Publisher PublishDrive ● City Montefranco ● Country IT ● Published 2021 ● Downloadable 24 months ● Currency EUR ● ID 7830842 ● Copy protection Adobe DRM

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