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Name: Opgang
Brand: Modern Language Association of America
SKU: 06360517
Price: 12960 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Dovid Bergelson
ISBN: 9780873527873

Dovid Bergelson

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 06360517

Publishers Modern Language Association of America, January 1999

Descent, published in 1920, describes the complex Jewish life of Russia and Ukraine through the turb... Full description

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Descent, published in 1920, describes the complex Jewish life of Russia and Ukraine through the turbulent period leading up to the October Revolution of 1917: the emptiness of bourgeois values, the rise of secularism, the rejection of old traditions, the alienation of intellectuals, and the attempt of different generations to find a place for themselves inside and out of the shtetl.The novella centers on the mystery of the suicide of a young pharmacist in Rakitne, a provincial town. Did his death have anything to do with the two women who loved him? Was it the result of despair or an act of protest? And if protest, against what? His old friend seeks answers but finds none. The prose is immaculately crafted, the narrative indirect, and the mood poignant, dark, and disquieting.