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patrius · Post by **patrius** » 26/05/2007 20:22

druzim se s Kunderom,sve sto naleti od njega...A balkansku rapsodiju sam cak i narucio kod prodavca novina,trebala je ici uz "SB",al' nista od toga,kako to u nas vec biva...amrice,ho's mi posudit?

amrica · Post by **amrica** » 26/05/2007 23:13

i ja posudila, sorry, moram vratiti

danas · Post by **danas** » 27/05/2007 00:04

fala partijskom kolegi

talijan · Post by **talijan** » 30/05/2007 08:39

brotnjice

ja_cura_ · Post by **ja_cura_** » 30/05/2007 08:50

u sjenci nara
by tarik ali

p.s. lovac na zmajeve od halid hoseini je

pitt · Post by **pitt** » 30/05/2007 14:55

danas wrote:aj dajdzicu, jes meni ta knjiga bila gadna...

sta ti znas sta valja

:D
ne4go, citam da je novu napisao

Braca iz economista je hvale. haman da je ko o tvom i lucinkinom zivotu pisao

:D:D:D:D

The resilience of women

May 24th 2007
From The Economist print edition

FANS of “The Kite Runner”, Khaled Hosseini's much admired first novel which has sold more than 8m copies worldwide, will not be disappointed by his second. This is another sweeping Afghan saga that once again reveals the author's talent for storytelling and his love for his homeland.

“A Thousand Splendid Suns”, which takes its title from a poem about Kabul by Saib-e-Tabrizi, a 17th-century Persian poet, is a multi-generational story that unfolds over 45 years. It offers a larger cast of characters and a more detailed chronicling of Afghanistan's recent political history than “The Kite Runner”, but returns to the same theme: the strength of the human spirit in lives overwhelmed by cruelty.

Unlike his debut novel, a story of friendship and loyalty told from a male perspective, Mr Hosseini's new book revolves around the lives of two women. Mariam, born out of marriage to a wealthy father who rejects her, is married at 15 to a shoemaker, Rasheed, who grows increasingly brutal towards her when she fails to give him an heir.

Eighteen years later, Rasheed takes a second wife, Laila, the 14-year-old daughter of educated parents killed in a rocket attack. Over the years, and against a backdrop of civil war and the rise of the Taliban, a bond develops between Mariam and Laila as they become allies in a personal war against their husband, a man they despise for his violence but upon whom they depend for survival.

The book works well on several levels. At its heart are its engaging characters, drawn with a sensitive hand; even minor players have a rounded appeal. The plot encompasses suicide, rejection, murder, execution, love, sacrifice, exile and return. People and plot are grounded in the history of a country in deep turmoil for nearly half a century.

It is Mr Hosseini's insight into the lives of ordinary Afghan women that gives this story its strength. He describes the cruel patriarchy: the forced marriages; the restrictions on women's freedom of movement; the banning of women from education and work; the closure of women's hospitals; the day-to-day harassment, humiliation and beatings. His portrait of their remarkable resilience in the face of oppression is likely to make his book another well-deserved bestseller.

A Thousand Splendid Suns.
By Khaled Hosseini.
Riverhead Books; 384 pages; $25.95.
Bloomsbury; £16.99

danas · Post by **danas** » 30/05/2007 22:52

pitt wrote:
danas wrote:aj dajdzicu, jes meni ta knjiga bila gadna...
sta ti znas sta valja :D
ne4go, citam da je novu napisao Braca iz economista je hvale. haman da je ko o tvom i lucinkinom zivotu pisao :D:D:D:D

znam da ne znam

ma, imam vise 'problema' sa ovom knjigom (od literarnih pa do politickih), ali nema razloga da sad nesto pametujem i drobim po forumu o tome

naravno da svako treba da cita sta hoce

a ova nova -- bezbeli da je o meni i lucyndi, mi smo poznate talibanke

SijuksA · Post by **SijuksA** » 31/05/2007 20:41

pinky071 wrote:Antikrista by Nietzsche

VRLo zanimljivo. Za sat dva progutano.

SijuksA · Post by **SijuksA** » 31/05/2007 20:47

StLouis · Post by **StLouis** » 01/06/2007 17:21

Upravo sam zavrsio s "The power of nightmare" "Moc kosmara" od Adam Curtis. Knjiga je transkript dokumentarnog serijala koji je za BBC pripremio poznati novinar i pulicista Adam Curtis. Fenomenana knjiga. Uveo bih je kao obaveznu lektiru za cijelu planetu, a osobito za USA i Bliski Istok.

Sljedeca knjiga je od Faruka Sehica, "Pod pritiskom" Da li je neko vec procitao ovu knjigu? Kakav je Sehic?

madalen · Post by **madalen** » 06/06/2007 00:32

_stoKA_ · Post by **_stoKA_** » 09/06/2007 16:38

danas · Post by **danas** » 09/06/2007 16:58

InfraRedRidinghood wrote:

nidje veze sa The Omega Man...

dia81 · Post by **dia81** » 10/06/2007 13:50

Zoya's Story: An Afghan Woman's Struggle for Freedom

danas · Post by **danas** » 11/06/2007 17:54

upravo zavrsila

upravo pocinjem...

lady midnight · Post by **lady midnight** » 12/06/2007 17:39

danas wrote:upravo zavrsila

ajme meni

:D i ja je zavrshila prije dva dana

:) s obzirom da sam sve prethodne neprekidno gutala ko kakve grickalice, ova me malo razocharala...trebala mi je skoro cijela sedmica plus jedan transatlantski let da je zavrshim

:D

i ovu zavrshih prije par dana, te je toplo preporuchujem sax-forumashima:

danas · Post by **danas** » 12/06/2007 17:59

aj em zabezeknuta

mislila sam da samo ja citam ovo

pa dobro, je... opala covjeku inspiracija poslije 6-7 komada vec

a donia je

danas · Post by **danas** » 12/06/2007 18:24

InfraRedRidinghood wrote:Smith niĐe veze

sta bona nidje veze

danas · Post by **danas** » 12/06/2007 18:34

InfraRedRidinghood wrote:
danas wrote:
InfraRedRidinghood wrote:Smith niĐe veze
sta bona nidje veze
'nako

to ti se tako cini jer nisi nikad bila u botswani

danas · Post by **danas** » 12/06/2007 19:47

daHling,
poenta je da se mccalla ne treba shvatati ozbiljno, jer ni on sam sebe tako ne shvata... ovo su najs limunadice, oliti grickalice kao sto vec neko fino rece

lemony snicket, mccall... mozak na pasu, progutas za jedno popodne and that's all...

a istinski loads of crap su (po meni) oni sto sebe zapravo uzimaju seriously, kao onaj uzas od the kite runner-a i slicne self-important bljuvotine...

lady midnight · Post by **lady midnight** » 12/06/2007 19:52

InfraRedRidinghood wrote:

Ili je to, ili su njegove pisanije load of crap

bice da je ovo prvo, jer drugo nije

:D

mma ramotswe se chita da se chovjek malo umiri, malo zastane...nishta pretenciozno, a ni socijalno-kulturoloshki nije bash egzaktno, al to nije ni bitno.
kod donie bi vec bilo bitnije

:D

danas · Post by **danas** » 12/06/2007 19:53

InfraRedRidinghood wrote:Sve je to, dahling , meni isto sranje; što veli Hemon - knjige za nepismene

hajd onda, ima napismenih i nepismanih

danas · Post by **danas** » 12/06/2007 19:57

InfraRedRidinghood wrote:
danas wrote:
InfraRedRidinghood wrote:Sve je to, dahling , meni isto sranje; što veli Hemon - knjige za nepismene
hajd onda, ima napismenih i nepismanih
Po deset udaraca šibom po prstićima za svaki nastavak koji ste pročitale

ja sam procitala sve

aj, sad se izofirah -- IJOPE -- pred forumskim kriticharima

lady midnight · Post by **lady midnight** » 12/06/2007 20:22

InfraRedRidinghood wrote:
danas wrote:
InfraRedRidinghood wrote:Sve je to, dahling , meni isto sranje; što veli Hemon - knjige za nepismene
hajd onda, ima napismenih i nepismanih
Po deset udaraca šibom po prstićima za svaki nastavak koji ste pročitale

uh, infra-red-ranicky

:D:D
mene cesh morati i po nozhnim...ja prochitala i onu trilogiju o onom njemachkom filologu shto je doktorirao na nepravilnim portugalskim glagolima

:D:D al samo ti shibaj, mozhda mi se i svidi (nikad ne znash sa ovim shto se lozhe na jeftina malogradjanska piskaranja

)

al kad smo vec kod nijemaca, trenutno izmedju ostalog chitam i ovu, ne znam je li vec prevedena na nash, al znam da sigurno jeste na engleski (Measuring the World):

lady midnight · Post by **lady midnight** » 12/06/2007 20:32

InfraRedRidinghood wrote:Lady, šalim se ja, no hard feelings

Mada, stvarno ne podnosim airhead literaturu

ma kakvi - no worry, no hard feelings

pa ne chitam ni ja svashta

vid' shto otkrivam snoba u sebi

:D ali smith ipak prolazi

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