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Το παιχνίδι των ματιών, Autobiography 1931-1937

Author: Elias Canetti

In the third - and final - part of his autobiographical trilogy, Elias Canetti takes us to Vienna just before the annexation of Austria to Germany, to that cosmopolitan Vienna on the eve of World War...

In the third - and final - part of his autobiographical trilogy, Elias Canetti takes us to Vienna just before the annexation of Austria to Germany, to that cosmopolitan Vienna on the eve of World War II.

It is the time when the author completes his novel "Blindness" and begins to lay the foundations for the famous essay "Crowds and Power"; it is the time of...

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In the third - and final - part of his autobiographical trilogy, Elias Canetti takes us to Vienna just before the annexation of Austria to Germany, to that cosmopolitan Vienna on the eve of World War II.

It is the time when the author completes his novel "Blindness" and begins to lay the foundations for the famous essay "Crowds and Power"; it is the time of his encounters with great men who will influence and shape his thinking.

With his vivid and sharp gaze, he presents us with Hermann Broch, Robert Musil, Alban Berg, as well as many unknowns from the cafes, literary salons, and artistic studios of the time.

In the language, the faces, and the behavior of the people, Elias Canetti reads the signs of that tumultuous historical period, transporting the reader in a fascinating way.

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Author
Elias Canetti
Publisher
Ekdoseis Kastanioti
Original Title
Das Augenspiel
Language
Greek
Subtitle
Autobiography 1931-1937
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
377
Release Date
3/2006
Type
Autobiography, Testimony
Period
World War II, Social Issues
Attribute
Authors, Artists
Publication Date
2006
Dimensions
14x20.5 cm
Award
Nobel
ISBN-13
9789600340877

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In the third - and final - part of his autobiographical trilogy, Elias Canetti takes us to Vienna just before the annexation of Austria to Germany, to that cosmopolitan Vienna on the eve of World War II.

It is the time when the author completes his novel "Blindness" and begins to lay the foundations for the famous essay "Crowds and Power"; it is the time of his encounters with great men who will influence and shape his thinking.

With his vivid and sharp gaze, he presents us with Hermann Broch, Robert Musil, Alban Berg, as well as many unknowns from the cafes, literary salons, and artistic studios of the time.

In the language, the faces, and the behavior of the people, Elias Canetti reads the signs of that tumultuous historical period, transporting the reader in a fascinating way.

Manufacturer

Author
Elias Canetti
Publisher
Ekdoseis Kastanioti
Original Title
Das Augenspiel
Language
Greek
Subtitle
Autobiography 1931-1937
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
377
Release Date
3/2006
Type
Autobiography, Testimony
Period
World War II, Social Issues
Attribute
Authors, Artists
Publication Date
2006
Dimensions
14x20.5 cm
Award
Nobel
ISBN-13
9789600340877

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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