Gustav Wied Knihy

Román je pre čitateľov, ktorí majú radi usmievavý humor, hraničiaci s jemnou iróniou, kompozične stavia na náladových obrázkoch príhod komických postáv a postavičiek, neraz až na karikatúrach obmedzeného malomeštiackeho prostredia, ktoré ukazuje v kritickom svetle. Takou lúčavkou je tu vzťah dobráckeho vidieckeho učiteľa k úradníkovi, stelesnenej „zlomyseľnosti", úsmevu aj výsmechu. Aj túžba po stratenom otcovskom majetku, po starom mlynárskom gazdovstve, ktorá nedá spávať Thomsenovi, stroskotáva na nenaplniteľnosti starých predstáv. Tento etický zámer diela stojí zaiste v jeho strede, zameriava čitateľa na úvahy o jeho jadre, ktoré môžeme zhrnúť do Wiedovho ortieľu nad smiešnym a svojhlavým pechorením sa po majetku i po prázdnom malomeštiackom honore. O to sympatickejší sú u neho rýdzi prostí ľudia, poslovia, aj keď skromní, ale predsa poslovia s odkazmi pre budúcnosť.

In this classic Danish novel, a young man grapples with the harsh realities of life in a small coastal town. Through a series of vividly depicted encounters, he confronts the darker aspects of human nature and learns to find meaning and purpose amid the challenges and disappointments of existence.

Set in late 19th-century Copenhagen, this collection features 15 realistic short stories that delve into the lives of the poor and marginalized. Through humor and irony, Wied critiques social and economic issues while highlighting the struggles against the ruling class. His engaging language and entertaining style make these narratives both accessible and thought-provoking. Recognized as a significant work in Danish literary history, it continues to resonate with readers today.

Set in the Danish countryside, the novel follows young Jens, a farmer's son whose aspirations of becoming a businessman are thwarted by his father's death. As he struggles to maintain the family farm, he becomes entangled in a love triangle with two women from different social classes. Themes of class disparity, love, and the pursuit of success in a transforming society are central to the narrative. Gustav Wied's realistic writing style enhances the depth of the characters and their challenges, marking this work as a significant piece of Danish literature.

Culturally significant, this work has been preserved to reflect its original form, including copyright references and library stamps that highlight its historical context. Scholars recognize it as an essential part of civilization's knowledge base, offering insights into the time it was created. The reproduction aims to maintain authenticity, providing readers with a genuine experience of the original artifact.

Humor and satire permeate this collection of short stories, showcasing the author's keen observations on love, marriage, social life, and politics. The vivid characters and insightful commentary make it a notable classic in Danish literature. First published in 1896, the stories remain entertaining and thought-provoking, retaining their relevance today. This edition aims to preserve the cultural significance of the original work while providing a modern reading experience.

Das Buch bietet eine hochwertige Reproduktion eines Originals, das historische oder kulturelle Bedeutung besitzt. Es richtet sich an Leser, die an authentischen Darstellungen vergangener Zeiten interessiert sind. Die sorgfältige Nachbildung ermöglicht es, die ursprüngliche Ästhetik und den Kontext des Werkes zu erleben, was es zu einer wertvollen Ressource für Sammler und Geschichtsinteressierte macht.