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Little Johannes. An Enchanting Dutch Tale of Fantasy, Folklore, and Philosophy
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- Nombre de pages184
- FormatePub
- ISBN4057664562159
- EAN4057664562159
- Date de parution04/12/2019
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille612 Ko
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- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In "Little Johannes, " Frederik van Eeden presents a rich tapestry of childhood imagination intertwined with philosophical introspection. The novella explores the inner world of its precocious young protagonist, Johannes, whose encounters with fantastical elements serve as a lens to examine the complexities of adult life. Van Eeden'Äôs lyrical prose and vivid imagery create a dreamlike quality, capturing the fluidity of a child'Äôs thoughts amidst surreal landscapes that challenge the boundaries of reality.
The novella situates itself within the modernist literary context, as it grapples with themes of existentialism and the quest for meaning through the eyes of youth. Frederik van Eeden, a Dutch author, psychiatrist, and social activist, drew upon his own experiences with the complexities of the human psyche, which undoubtedly influenced his portrayal of Johannes's inner life. His diverse interests in psychology and literature converged in this work, allowing him to delve into deep questions of identity and existence.
Van Eeden's engagement with both literary and psychological narratives underscores his talent for weaving intricate stories that reflect broader human concerns. "Little Johannes" is a timeless exploration of childhood and the ineffable mysteries that accompany it. I recommend this novella to readers who seek to engage with profound questions about innocence, imagination, and the emotional landscape of youth.
Its multifaceted narrative will resonate with anyone who has grappled with the transient nature of childhood and the quest for understanding in an often bewildering world.
The novella situates itself within the modernist literary context, as it grapples with themes of existentialism and the quest for meaning through the eyes of youth. Frederik van Eeden, a Dutch author, psychiatrist, and social activist, drew upon his own experiences with the complexities of the human psyche, which undoubtedly influenced his portrayal of Johannes's inner life. His diverse interests in psychology and literature converged in this work, allowing him to delve into deep questions of identity and existence.
Van Eeden's engagement with both literary and psychological narratives underscores his talent for weaving intricate stories that reflect broader human concerns. "Little Johannes" is a timeless exploration of childhood and the ineffable mysteries that accompany it. I recommend this novella to readers who seek to engage with profound questions about innocence, imagination, and the emotional landscape of youth.
Its multifaceted narrative will resonate with anyone who has grappled with the transient nature of childhood and the quest for understanding in an often bewildering world.
In "Little Johannes, " Frederik van Eeden presents a rich tapestry of childhood imagination intertwined with philosophical introspection. The novella explores the inner world of its precocious young protagonist, Johannes, whose encounters with fantastical elements serve as a lens to examine the complexities of adult life. Van Eeden'Äôs lyrical prose and vivid imagery create a dreamlike quality, capturing the fluidity of a child'Äôs thoughts amidst surreal landscapes that challenge the boundaries of reality.
The novella situates itself within the modernist literary context, as it grapples with themes of existentialism and the quest for meaning through the eyes of youth. Frederik van Eeden, a Dutch author, psychiatrist, and social activist, drew upon his own experiences with the complexities of the human psyche, which undoubtedly influenced his portrayal of Johannes's inner life. His diverse interests in psychology and literature converged in this work, allowing him to delve into deep questions of identity and existence.
Van Eeden's engagement with both literary and psychological narratives underscores his talent for weaving intricate stories that reflect broader human concerns. "Little Johannes" is a timeless exploration of childhood and the ineffable mysteries that accompany it. I recommend this novella to readers who seek to engage with profound questions about innocence, imagination, and the emotional landscape of youth.
Its multifaceted narrative will resonate with anyone who has grappled with the transient nature of childhood and the quest for understanding in an often bewildering world.
The novella situates itself within the modernist literary context, as it grapples with themes of existentialism and the quest for meaning through the eyes of youth. Frederik van Eeden, a Dutch author, psychiatrist, and social activist, drew upon his own experiences with the complexities of the human psyche, which undoubtedly influenced his portrayal of Johannes's inner life. His diverse interests in psychology and literature converged in this work, allowing him to delve into deep questions of identity and existence.
Van Eeden's engagement with both literary and psychological narratives underscores his talent for weaving intricate stories that reflect broader human concerns. "Little Johannes" is a timeless exploration of childhood and the ineffable mysteries that accompany it. I recommend this novella to readers who seek to engage with profound questions about innocence, imagination, and the emotional landscape of youth.
Its multifaceted narrative will resonate with anyone who has grappled with the transient nature of childhood and the quest for understanding in an often bewildering world.
