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2021 |
![]() ![]() Author: Anders Gustav Publisher: Idea Libri I sogni sono un segno di ciò che sta per accadere. Quindi come interpretare il sognare di correre, intonare una canzone, dar la caccia alle rane nello stagno, cavalcare uno stallone, mangiare miele o... persino morire? Questa raccolta analitico-alfabetica di sogni chiarisce innumerevoli viaggi cosmici, avvenimenti, luoghi, persone, sensazioni piacevoli e non, che si incontrano nel mondo dei sogni, per rivelare cosa significano, come si interpretano, che valore avranno nella nostra vita presente e futura. € 16,90
Scontato: € 16,06
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1915 |
![]() ![]() Author: Andersson Krister, De Anda Gustavo Gordillo, Van Laerhoven Frank Publisher: Univ of Arizona Pr € 26,60
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1911 |
![]() ![]() Author: Le Clezio Jean-Marie Gustave, Anderson Alison (TRN) Publisher: Bison Books In awarding him the Nobel Prize in 2008, the Swedish Academy hailed J. M. G. Le Clézio as an “author of new departures, poetic adventure and sensual ecstasy, explorer of humanity beyond and below the reigning civilisation.” The outlying humanity that Le Clézio explores in this collection of stories finds its expression in the understanding of children. The world of Mondo and Other Stories is that of a natural world pushed to the margins by complacent, indifferent modernity. Haunting and beautiful, these stories speak to a universal longing for a life beyond the confines and trappings of modern existence. In each tale it is a child who can see and appreciate these places filled with wonder and knowledge. Mondo is a little boy whose connection to the beauty in everything unites a seaside town. Little Cross perturbs the order of things with her question: “What is blue?” Daniel flees his stifling school and absent parents for the sea. All these children, like the wise billy goat in the collection's final story, understand “so many things, not the things you find in books that men like to talk about but silent, strong things, things full of beauty and mystery.” And in the end, so do we. € 18,50
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2005 |
![]() ![]() Author: Anders Gustav Publisher: Keybook Dai sogni strani e inspiegabili che costellano tante nostre notti e che ci lasciano perplessi e stupefatti, ai sogni ad occhi aperti dietro cui si affannano quotidianamente migliaia di persone il mondo onirico offre una varietà e una complessità uniche. Fin dall'antichità questa sconcertante esperienza ha affascinato e al tempo stesso impaurito l'uomo, ma solo all'inizio del XX secolo gli studi di Sigmund Freud e dei suoi successori hanno contribuito ad attribuire ai sogni il loro giusto ruolo: quello di messaggeri dell'inconscio in grado di rivelarci, attraverso un linguaggio solo apparentemente difficile, tutto ciò che dobbiamo sapere per completare la nostra evoluzione. € 12,90
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1997 |
![]() ![]() Author: Anderson Alison (TRN), Le Clezio Jean-Marie Gustave Publisher: Bison Books Onitsha tells the story of Fintan, a youth who travels to Africa in 1948 with his Italian mother to join the English father he has never met. Fintan is initially enchanted by the exotic world he discovers in Onitsha, a bustling city prominently situated on the eastern bank of the Niger River. But gradually he comes to recognize the intolerance and brutality of the colonial system. His youthful point of view provides the novel with a notably direct, horrified perspective on racism and colonialism. In the words of translator Alison Anderson, Onitsha is remarkable for its “almost mythological evocation of local history and beliefs.” It is full of atmosphere—sights, sounds, smells —and at times the author's sentences seem to flow with the dreamy languor of the river itself. But J. M. G. Le Clézio “never lets us forget the harsh realities of life nor the subsequent tragedy of war.” A startling account—and indictment—of colonialism, Onitsha is also a work of clear, forthright prose that ably portrays both colonial Nigeria and a young boy's growing outrage. € 13,40
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