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1+ oeuvres 107 utilisateurs 5 critiques

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Comprend les noms: Mustafa Can

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Å’uvres de Mustafa Can

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A Drop of Midnight (2016) — Directeur de publication — 103 exemplaires

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Date de naissance
1969-10-15
Sexe
male
Prix et distinctions
Guldpennan (2006)

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Can, Güllü, 1938?-2005,Can, Mustafa, 1969-,Bereavement personal narratives,Death personal narratives,Mother-child relations personal narratives,Adult children personal narratives,Communication personal narratives,Social alienation personal narratives,Emigration and immigration personal narratives,Medicine in literature,Invandrare,Biografier,Invandrare Kurdistan Sverige
 
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Perpetual | 4 autres critiques | Dec 4, 2021 |
Åpent og gripende om livet til en innvandrerkvinne i Sverige skildret gjennom hennes journalist-sønn. Bestselger i Sverige.
 
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UBiStavanger | 4 autres critiques | Jun 9, 2009 |
This is such a moving book. I don't think it has been translated into English but it should be! It is the story of a mother, who moves with her surviving 8 children to join her husband in Sweden where he has been working to provide for his family. They cannot bear to be apart any longer and so she moves from a Kurdish village in Turkey to join him. It is a book about mothers, generations, culture, identity and the longing to go home. Her son Mustafa (the author) describes his attempt to understand and find out who his mother really is - while she is gradually dying in Sweden and longing to be back in her village - at home. For him - Sweden is home - to some extent. He describes so well - the feeling of what it means to be from two cultures - to be at home in both and neither. If you understand Swedish or Norwegian - get this book and read it!… (plus d'informations)
 
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bhelg33 | 4 autres critiques | Feb 1, 2009 |
En fascinerende og ikke minst lærerik bok om hvordan det er å vokse opp som annen generasjons innvandrer, splittet mellom foreldrenes og sitt nye hjemlands kulturer. Dette er også en veldig optimistisk bok om at verden går videre. Mest av alt ble jeg rørt av den ømhet som forfatteren tilkjennegir mht. forholdet til sin mor, som aldri finner seg til rette i sitt nye hjemland.
 
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Rose-Marie | 4 autres critiques | Sep 6, 2008 |

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