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Chargement... Un fusil, une vache, un arbre et une femmepar Meir Shalev
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Inscrivez-vous à LibraryThing pour découvrir si vous aimerez ce livre Actuellement, il n'y a pas de discussions au sujet de ce livre. Written by one of Israeli's most well-known writers, this novel us about a very dysfunctional family, and starts with a murder dressed up as the third in a series of struggling farmers. We follow the family and its myriad of problems over three generations, especially but not limited to marital infidelity. Shalev pulls on reader's heartstrings and weaves religion, the tribulations of farming, the beauty of the landscape, and retribution into his twisted story. Sadly though, there are too many POVs, creating not just a lack of coherence, but actually a dissonance. It was very hard to make sense of who was narrating, who was missing and why until the very end. ( ) Good writing, but very similar to his other two books--THE PIGEON & THE BOY & MY RUSSIAN GRANDMOTHER & HER AMERICAN VACUUM CLEANER. An Israeli couple lose their 6 year old son to a snakebite. Father goes into HYBERNATION while the mother is telling the story--brings skeletons from the closet and old memories.
Met Een geweer, een koe, een boom en een vrouw levert Meir Shalev (1948) opnieuw een fascinerende roman af. Ruben Verhasselt heeft bovendien voor een schitterende vertaling gezorgd. Bij Meir Shalev treurt een moeder op even aangrijpende wijze om de dood van haar zesjarige kind. Terwijl Grossman zijn pen in zuiver poëtische inkt doopt, glijden de vingers van Shalev virtuoos over alle toetsen van het taalregister, van nuchter, fijnbesnaard en sprookjesachtig tot wanhopig, grimmig en gekweld. Prix et récompensesDistinctions
In the year 1930, three farmers committed suicide here . . . but contrary to the chronicles of our committee and the conclusions of the British policeman, the people of the moshava knew that only two of the suicides had actually taken their own lives, whereas the third suicide had been murdered." This is the contention of Ruta Tavori, a high school teacher and independent thinker in this small farming community, writing seventy years later about that murder and about two charismatic men she loves and is trying to forgive--her grandfather and her husband--and her son, whom she mourns and misses. Aucune description trouvée dans une bibliothèque |
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