The Song of the Blood - Red Flower
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- Nombre de pages154
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4714277-5
- EAN8596547142775
- Date de parution01/08/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille378 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
In "The Song of the Blood-Red Flower, " Johannes Linnankoski provides a poignant exploration of the profound connection between nature and human experience. The novel, set against the backdrop of rural Finland, weaves a rich tapestry of imagery and metaphor, reflecting the author's lyrical style that is both evocative and deeply rooted in Finnish cultural identity. Through the story of its protagonist, Linnankoski delves into themes of love, loss, and the indomitable spirit of life, effectively situating his work within the broader literary context of early 20th-century Finnish realism, augmented by strands of romanticism and modernist thought.
Johannes Linnankoski, whose real name was Taito Kalevi Sali, was deeply influenced by the natural landscapes of Finland, an affinity that permeates his writing. His experiences as a schoolteacher and his profound appreciation for Finnish folklore and mythology informed his narrative style and thematic choices in this work. Linnankoski's literary journey was marked by a desire to capture the essence of Finnish identity at a time when the nation was on the cusp of independence, making "The Song of the Blood-Red Flower" an essential reflection of both personal and national awakening.
This captivating novel warrants a place on the bookshelf of anyone eager to explore the depths of the human soul as reflected through the prism of nature. Readers seeking a lyrical, profound meditation on life, interwoven with Finnish tradition, will find in Linnankoski's work not only aesthetic beauty but also a resonant call to embrace the complexities of existence.
Johannes Linnankoski, whose real name was Taito Kalevi Sali, was deeply influenced by the natural landscapes of Finland, an affinity that permeates his writing. His experiences as a schoolteacher and his profound appreciation for Finnish folklore and mythology informed his narrative style and thematic choices in this work. Linnankoski's literary journey was marked by a desire to capture the essence of Finnish identity at a time when the nation was on the cusp of independence, making "The Song of the Blood-Red Flower" an essential reflection of both personal and national awakening.
This captivating novel warrants a place on the bookshelf of anyone eager to explore the depths of the human soul as reflected through the prism of nature. Readers seeking a lyrical, profound meditation on life, interwoven with Finnish tradition, will find in Linnankoski's work not only aesthetic beauty but also a resonant call to embrace the complexities of existence.
In "The Song of the Blood-Red Flower, " Johannes Linnankoski provides a poignant exploration of the profound connection between nature and human experience. The novel, set against the backdrop of rural Finland, weaves a rich tapestry of imagery and metaphor, reflecting the author's lyrical style that is both evocative and deeply rooted in Finnish cultural identity. Through the story of its protagonist, Linnankoski delves into themes of love, loss, and the indomitable spirit of life, effectively situating his work within the broader literary context of early 20th-century Finnish realism, augmented by strands of romanticism and modernist thought.
Johannes Linnankoski, whose real name was Taito Kalevi Sali, was deeply influenced by the natural landscapes of Finland, an affinity that permeates his writing. His experiences as a schoolteacher and his profound appreciation for Finnish folklore and mythology informed his narrative style and thematic choices in this work. Linnankoski's literary journey was marked by a desire to capture the essence of Finnish identity at a time when the nation was on the cusp of independence, making "The Song of the Blood-Red Flower" an essential reflection of both personal and national awakening.
This captivating novel warrants a place on the bookshelf of anyone eager to explore the depths of the human soul as reflected through the prism of nature. Readers seeking a lyrical, profound meditation on life, interwoven with Finnish tradition, will find in Linnankoski's work not only aesthetic beauty but also a resonant call to embrace the complexities of existence.
Johannes Linnankoski, whose real name was Taito Kalevi Sali, was deeply influenced by the natural landscapes of Finland, an affinity that permeates his writing. His experiences as a schoolteacher and his profound appreciation for Finnish folklore and mythology informed his narrative style and thematic choices in this work. Linnankoski's literary journey was marked by a desire to capture the essence of Finnish identity at a time when the nation was on the cusp of independence, making "The Song of the Blood-Red Flower" an essential reflection of both personal and national awakening.
This captivating novel warrants a place on the bookshelf of anyone eager to explore the depths of the human soul as reflected through the prism of nature. Readers seeking a lyrical, profound meditation on life, interwoven with Finnish tradition, will find in Linnankoski's work not only aesthetic beauty but also a resonant call to embrace the complexities of existence.
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