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The Good Soldier Svejk

eftir Jaroslav Hasek
David Horovitch
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Jaroslav Hasek's world-famous satirical farce The Good Soldier Svejk has been translated into over sixty languages, and is one of the best-known Czech works ever published. A soldier in the First World War who never actually sees any combat, Josef Svejk is The Good Soldier's awkward protagonist - and none of the other characters can quite decide whether his bumbling efforts to get to the front are genuine or not. Often portrayed as one of the first anti-war novels, Hasek's classic satire is a tour-de-force of modernist writing, influencing later writers such as Hemingway, Faulkner, and Joseph Heller.
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Útgefandi: Naxos AudioBooks Útgáfa: Abridged

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  • ISBN: 9789629547837
  • Skráarstærð: 201773 KB
  • Útgáfudagur: 11. desember 2008
  • Tími: 07:00:21

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  • ISBN: 9789629547837
  • Skráarstærð: 201803 KB
  • Útgáfudagur: 11. desember 2008
  • Tími: 07:00:19
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Jaroslav Hasek's world-famous satirical farce The Good Soldier Svejk has been translated into over sixty languages, and is one of the best-known Czech works ever published. A soldier in the First World War who never actually sees any combat, Josef Svejk is The Good Soldier's awkward protagonist - and none of the other characters can quite decide whether his bumbling efforts to get to the front are genuine or not. Often portrayed as one of the first anti-war novels, Hasek's classic satire is a tour-de-force of modernist writing, influencing later writers such as Hemingway, Faulkner, and Joseph Heller.
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