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                                            Literatura obcojęzyczna
                                            Wordsworth
                                        
                                        Germinal
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                                                                                                                                                    Oprawa: Miękka
                                                                                            Opis
                                Germinal (1885) is the thirteenth in Émile Zola's cycle of twenty novels about the Rougon-Macquart dynasty. It tells the story of Étienne Lantier, from the illegitimate Macquart branch of the family, who arrives in the mining settlement of Montsou, and witnesses at first hand the appalling conditions in which miners live and work.Gradually becoming embroiled in a bitter dispute between the miners and their employers, he eventually leads the strike which is the centrepiece of the novel. But this is more than the struggle of labour against capital. It is also the struggle of the hungry against the well-fed, against the passivity and resignation passed down over generations of starving people, and ultimately against hunger itself, represented by the fantastical devouring monster of the mine, which swallows up men, just as the beast of the modern industrial economy relentlessly swallows up capital. This apparent pessimism about society is offset by the possibility of rebirth and regeneration. For all the inherited misery of the downtrodden, the old order may some day be overturned.
                            
                        Szczegóły
Rok wydania
                                            2007
                                        Oprawa
                                            Miękka
                                        Ilość stron
                                            478
                                        Format
                                            12.5x19.5cm
                                        Języki
                                            angielski
                                        ISBN
                                            9781840226188
                                        Rodzaj
                                            Książka
                                        EAN
                                            9781840226188
                                        Kraj produkcji
                                            GB
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