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Mnogo vike ni za što [EPUB ebook]

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Shakespeareova komedija ‘Mnogo vike ni za što’ (Much Ado About Nothing) izvedena je prvi put u zimu 1598-1599. godine, a objavljena 1600. godine u Quarto izdanju. Između ostalih Shakespeareovih djela odudara po tome što je najvećim dijelom napisana u prozi. Obiluje humorom i uspjelim dosjetkama, te Shakespearea potvrđuje kao majstora komedije. Ono što joj daje osobitu zabavnu notu su izuzetne i vješte igre riječi koje autor koristi, često se igrajući s lascivnim aluzijama.

Williama Shakespearea (1654.-1616.) se smatra najvećim piscem engleskoga govornog područja, često i književnosti zapadnoga kruga uopće, te jednim od najuglednijih svjetskih dramskih pisaca.

Prijevod: Milan Bogdanović

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Format EPUB ● Pages 77 ● ISBN 9789533282435 ● File size 0.8 MB ● Translator Milan Bogdanović ● Publisher Bulaja naklada ● Published 2013 ● Downloadable 24 months ● Currency EUR ● ID 5406288 ● Copy protection without

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