John the Valiant
Brak ocen
Romance
Fantasy
Poetry
Format
Miękka okładka
Strony
144
Język
Węgierski
Opublikowany
Apr 1, 2004
Wydawca
Hesperus Press
ISBN-10
1843910845
ISBN-13
9781843910848
Opis
Set against the backdrop of the tumultuous 19th century, this monumental work stands out as a pinnacle of Hungarian literature. With its rich imagery and powerful storytelling, it encapsulates the spirit of heroism and passion that define the era. Sándor Petőfi weaves a narrative that delves deep into the human experience, exploring themes of love, sacrifice, and national pride.
The translators, John Ridland and George Szirtes, bring forth the lyrical beauty of Petőfi's original verses, ensuring that the emotional resonance and cultural significance remain intact for a new audience. Their careful attention to the nuances of language allows the poem to resonate with readers, transporting them to a time where courage and conviction shaped the fate of a nation.
Readers will find themselves captivated by the vibrant characters and evocative landscapes, as Petőfi’s words breathe life into historical events and personal struggles. This unabridged edition not only honors the original but also makes it accessible, allowing a wider audience to appreciate its brilliance.
As the pages unfold, it becomes clear why this poem holds such a revered place in Hungarian culture. It invites reflection on the nature of bravery and enduring love, urging readers to consider their own beliefs and values while connecting them to a shared history.
The translators, John Ridland and George Szirtes, bring forth the lyrical beauty of Petőfi's original verses, ensuring that the emotional resonance and cultural significance remain intact for a new audience. Their careful attention to the nuances of language allows the poem to resonate with readers, transporting them to a time where courage and conviction shaped the fate of a nation.
Readers will find themselves captivated by the vibrant characters and evocative landscapes, as Petőfi’s words breathe life into historical events and personal struggles. This unabridged edition not only honors the original but also makes it accessible, allowing a wider audience to appreciate its brilliance.
As the pages unfold, it becomes clear why this poem holds such a revered place in Hungarian culture. It invites reflection on the nature of bravery and enduring love, urging readers to consider their own beliefs and values while connecting them to a shared history.
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