Name: Tartariarren Basamortua (in Basque)
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Author: Dino Buzzati
ISBN: 9788498682472

portada Tartariarren Basamortua (in Basque)

Type

Physical Book

Author

Josu Zabaleta Kortaberria

Author

Dino Buzzati

Publisher

ALBERDANIA ARGITALETXEA

Language

Basque

Pages

302

Format

Paperback

ISBN13

9788498682472

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España

Synopsis "Tartariarren Basamortua (in Basque)"

Giovanni Drogo tenientea tartariarren basamortuaren muga zaintzeko dagoen Bastiani gotorlekura bidali dute bere militar ikasketak bukatu bezain laster. Han ahalik eta gutxien geratu eta albait lehen berriro hirira itzultzeko asmoa darama, bizitza hirian egiteko. Poliki-poliki, ordea, ia oharkabean eta gotorlekuko diziplina obsesibo eta betiberdinak bere mendean hartzen du, eta hasieran egunak, asteak, hilabeteak, gero urteak joaten hasten dira, harik eta gero eta zurrunbilo bizkorrago batean, bakardaderik bakarrenean, bizitza igarotzen ari den bidearen bazterreko ostatu bakartian bere desbizitzari zentzua emango dion egiazko egitandi bakarra iristen zaion arte. Denboraren ihesa, ilusioen hutsaltasuna, gure bizitzari zentzua ematen asmatzen ditugun zentzurik gabeko helburuak dira Buzzatik oihartzunez, ispilamenduz, zantzuz osatutako egitura batez baliaturik eraikitzen duen eleberri honen gaiak. 1976an Valerio Zurlini italiar zinemagileak film bat egin zuen eleberri honetan oinarrituta, garai hartako Europako zinema-aktorerik garrantzitsuenek parte hartuz.

Dino Buzzati

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Dino Buzzati (1906-1972) was a prominent Italian writer, journalist, and painter, known for his ability to blend magical realism with elements of the fantastic and the existential. His literary style is characterized by a deep analysis of the human condition, often addressing themes such as loneliness, fate, and time. Buzzati was an influential figure in 20th-century Italian literature.

Among his most famous works is The Tartar Steppe (1940), an emblematic novel of existentialism that reflects the endless wait and the fight against inertia. His literary legacy also includes short stories and tales that explore the absurd and the symbolic, establishing him as one of the great masters of contemporary narrative.

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