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Sto caricando le informazioni... I sette fratelli (1870)di Aleksis Kivi
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Iscriviti per consentire a LibraryThing di scoprire se ti piacerà questo libro. Attualmente non vi sono conversazioni su questo libro. VOIMALLA SEITSEMÄN MIEHEN. Jukolan talo, eteläisessä Hämeessä, 1800-luvun puolivälissä? Veljekset Juhani, Tuomas, Aapo, Simeoni, Timo, Lauri ja Eero joutuvat vastentahtoisesti opettelemaan yhteiskunnan tavoille. Rovasti määrää heidät jalkapuun uhalla lukemaan aakkosia, mutta ne eivät aukene kuin Eerolle. Kotimatkalla he päätyvät tappeluun toukolaisten kanssa. Nöyryytetyt ja vapautta janoavat veljekset päättävät vuokrata Jukolan 10 vuodeksi ja rakentaa uudistalon Impivaaraan, kauas ihmisten ilmoilta. Aleksis Kiven romaanin filmatisointi seuraa uskollisesti seitsemän veljeksen tarinaa alkukantaisista villeistä yhteiskuntakelpoisiksi kansalaisiksi. (Takakansi) https://yle.fi/aihe/artikkeli/2009/02/13/seitseman-veljesta-turun-kaupunginteatt... First published in 1870, Seven Brothers is considered the first novel written in Finnish. Previously, Finnish novels had been written in Swedish, or even Latin. The introduction tells us that the critical condemnation of Seven Brothers was fierce, for it was written in a "realistic" or naturalist style, and Finland was still enraptured with the Romantic novel. This fierce condemnation evidently led to Kivi's mental breakdown and premature death just two years later. The seven boisterous, brawling Jukola brothers live in rural Finland. They are just entering adulthood when their mother dies, leaving them parentless. And while they bicker endlessly with each other, they remain fiercely loyal as well, presenting a united front to the outside world, which wants them to simmer down, to put it mildly. The adventures of these brothers as well as the evolution of their internal relations and their development into mature adults provide the novel's course. But the narrative seems almost as much to be a parable about life in general and Finnish rural culture in particular. One of the brothers, Aapo, is often asked to tell folk tales to the rest in moments of crisis. He does so, at fair but entertaining length, and these "set pieces" (as Borje Vahamaki's Introduction refers to them) add a lot to the novel's flow and richness, and provide insight into the culture of the time and place, as well. The beginning of the novel was a little hard for me to get through, to be honest, as the immature bickering among the brothers made me impatient. But eventually the characters did evolve, and I became more attuned to the flow of the narrative, as well. My enjoyment was enhanced by the fact that I bought my copy of Seven Brothers at the incredible Academic Bookstore in downtown Helsinki when my wife and I vacationed in Finland a few years back. I don't know why it took me so long to actually read the book, but I'm glad that I finally have.
De zeven broers is een heel bijzondere roman. Bijzonder in vele opzichten. Allereerst is het een bijzonder goed geschreven roman; origineel, levendig en boeiend, ondanks het feit dat het boek al in 1870 in de vorm van een feuilleton verscheen. Bijzonder ook omdat het de eerste uitgegeven roman is die in het Fins werd geschreven. Tot op de dag van vandaag beschouwd wordt De zeven broeders door velen beschouwd als de allerbeste Finse roman die ooit is verschenen...lees verder > È contenuto inÈ riassunto inHa uno studioElenchi di rilievo
Toomas Nipernaadi is the eternal wanderer.Each spring he travels into the countryside, wandering from village to village. Wherever he turns up adventure and trouble ensue. He works as a rafter, impersonates a pastor, drains swampland and becomes the master of a farm. He is full of stories and tall tales and enchants the village girls he encounters who fall in love with his elusive will-of-the-wisp character before he is gone as suddenly as he arrived. There is both a fair-tale element and a darker side to Toomas Nipernaadi who is both the hero and the villain in his own story. First published in 1928 Toomas Nipernaadi remains one of the most popular books in Estonia. It has been widely translated and made into a successful film Non sono state trovate descrizioni di biblioteche |
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En el bosque, los siete hermanos construyen una cabaña y viven de la caza, pero su falta de previsión y su carácter destemplado les meten en líos una y otra vez. En cada ocasión, los hermanos prometen enmendarse, pero nunca tardan mucho en volver a las andadas. Finalmente, después de una década de rodar por los bosques y de muchas experiencias, los hermanos acabarán por escarmentar y sentar la cabeza. Jóvenes y robustos, los hermanos levantarán una próspera granja y llegarán a convertirse en pilares de su comunidad. ( )