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Noites Brancas

by Fiódor Dostoiévski
Publisher: Clube do Autor, June of 2024 ‧
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Numa noite luminosa, numa ponte sobre o rio Neva, um jovem sonhador depara-se com uma mulher em lágrimas.

Petersburgo está mergulhada em mais uma das suas noites brancas, um fenómeno que faz as noites parecerem tão claras quanto os dias e que confere à cidade a atmosfera onírica ideal para o encontro entre essas duas almas perdidas.

Ao longo de quatro noites, o tímido jovem e a ingénua rapariga estabelecem laços intensos, mas o desenrolar romântico deste fugaz encontro pode estar ameaçado...

Noites Brancas

by Fiódor Dostoiévski

Property Description
ISBN: 9789897247040
Publisher: Clube do Autor
Release Date: June of 2024
Language: Portuguese
Dimensions: 155 x 234 x 12 mm
Cover: Softcover
Pages: 136
Format: Book
Collection: Os Livros da Minha Vida
Categories: Books in Portuguese > Fiction > Romance
EAN: 9789897247040

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Fiódor Dostoiévski

Fyodor Dostoevsky (Moscow, 11.11.1821 - St. Petersburg, 09.02.1881) was one of the great precursors, like Emily Brontë, of the most modern form of the novel, exemplified in Marcel Proust, James Joyce, Virginia Woolf among others. The son of a military doctor, at the age of 15 he was sent to the Military School of Engineering. of St. Petersburg. There he awakened his literary vocation, when he came into contact with other Russian writers and with the work of Byron, Victor Hugo and Shakespeare. After finishing his engineering degree, he dedicated himself to making translations to earn a living and made his debut in 1846 with his first novel, Poor People. After a few more literary attempts, he was sentenced to death in 1849, for implication in a suspected revolutionary conspiracy. However, his sentence was commuted to hard labor in Siberia. During his years of exile he had an inner life of a mystical character, as he was forced to live with the harsh Russian reality, which also led him to become familiar with the unsuspected depths of the soul of the Russian people. Amnesty in 1855, he resumed his literary activity and in 1866, with Crime and Punishment, he marked the break with the liberals and radicals to which he had been connotated. Dostoevsky's works reach maximum prominence for their psychological analysis, especially of morbid conditions, and for the author's complete imaginative identification with the degraded characters he gave life to, having, from this point of view, no rival in world literature. The accuracy and scientific value of his portraits is attested to by the great Russian criminalists. In this great novelist, the desire to suffer brings as a consequence the search for and acceptance of punishment and the conception of punishment as redemptive through pain.

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