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The Doll - Boleslaw Prus

The Doll

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Buch | Softcover
701 Seiten
1996 | New edition
Central European University Press (Verlag)
978-1-85866-065-3 (ISBN)
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The city of Warsaw, under Russian rule in the late 1870s, is the setting for this sweeping panorama of social conflict, political tensions and personal suffering. The middle-aged hero, Wokulski, is being destroyed by his obsessive love for the frigid, aristocratic society "doll" Izabela.
The city of Warsaw, under Russian rule in the late 1870s, is the setting for this story. The middle-aged hero, Wokulski, bold and successful in business, is being destroyed by his obsessive love for the frigid, aristocratic society ‘doll’ Izabela. The embattled aristocracy, the new men of finance, Dickensian tradesmen and the urban poor all come vividly to life on the vast, superbly detailed canvas.

Boleslaw Prus was the pseudonum of Aleksander Glowacki (1847-1912), Poland’s prominent realist writer and essayist. His youthful experience of participating in the 1863 January Uprising against Tsarist rule is a constant presence in his work. Three of his other major novels – The Outpost, The Emancipated and Pharaoh – have also been translated into English.

Introduction by Stanisław Barańczak

The Doll

Appendix: A censored passage

Notes

Erscheint lt. Verlag 19.12.1996
Reihe/Serie CEU Press Classics
Übersetzer David J. Welsh
Sprache englisch
Themenwelt Literatur Historische Romane
ISBN-10 1-85866-065-3 / 1858660653
ISBN-13 978-1-85866-065-3 / 9781858660653
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