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Ionel Teodoreanu

    Ionel Teodoreanu bol významný rumunský prozaik medzi dvoma svetovými vojnami, najviac si ho pamätáme pre jeho diela s témami detstva a dospievania. Jeho štýl sa vyznačoval prenikavým vhľadom do psychológie mladých postáv a nostalgickým pohľadom na stratený svet. Teodoreanu zachytil esenciu detstva s mimoriadnou citlivosťou a stal sa tak kľúčovou postavou rumunskej medzivojnovej literatúry. Jeho próza dodnes rezonuje svojou úprimnosťou a hĺbkou.

    La medeleni
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    La medeleni. Drumuri
    Lorelei
    At Medeleni: A Summer in Moldavia
    Ulička dětství
    • 2021

      At Medeleni: A Summer in Moldavia

      • 358 stránok
      • 13 hodin čítania

      At Medeleni is a classic of Romanian literature, enchanting readers of all ages. Ionel Teodoreanu immerses you in the lives of memorable characters like Olga, Monica, and Dan, exploring themes of brother-sister rivalry and female solidarity. Monica supports her sister Olguţa, who feels the sting of unfair treatment as a tomboy, while also nurturing her bond with Dânuţ, the solitary male sibling. Dânuţ often retreats into his imagination, envisioning himself as a sultan or a vampire, yet he readily engages in playful battles with his sister. Set against the backdrop of rural Moldavia during the interwar years, the novel is rich with warmth, wit, love, and the pursuit of dreams. It beautifully captures the dynamics of a generally happy family and the complexities of sibling relationships. Teodoreanu, a prolific author with over twenty works, is best known for this beloved novel, which draws from his own experiences growing up in the region. Published as a trilogy, At Medeleni: A Summer in Moldavia is a translation of the first volume, Hotarul Nestatornic. This illustrated edition is part of the Classics of Romanian Literature series, aiming to enhance global access to Romanian culture, and includes an introduction by A.K. Brackob.

      At Medeleni: A Summer in Moldavia
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