Descrição
In this insightful exploration, Luigi Forte delves into the intricate relationship between Hermann Broch's work and the concept of utopia, focusing on the acclaimed trilogy of "The Sleepwalkers." The narrative examines how Broch's characters navigate the complexities of society and existential themes during a time of turbulence and transformation.
Forte's analysis reveals the philosophical undertones embedded within the prose, inviting readers to reflect on broader societal implications. With a careful blend of literary critique and historical context, this examination not only sheds light on Broch's intentions but also encourages a dialogue about the essence of utopia in both literature and life.
Forte's analysis reveals the philosophical undertones embedded within the prose, inviting readers to reflect on broader societal implications. With a careful blend of literary critique and historical context, this examination not only sheds light on Broch's intentions but also encourages a dialogue about the essence of utopia in both literature and life.
Detalhes do Livro
Formato
Capa dura
Páginas
197 páginas
Idioma
Italiano
Publicado
dez 29, 1969
Editora
Leo S. Olschki Editore
ISBN-10
882221658X
ISBN-13
9788822216588