BOOKS - Jacques and His Master by Milan Kundera (1985-02-26)
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Jacques and His Master by Milan Kundera (1985-02-26)
Author: Milan Kundera
Year: January 1, 1971
Format: PDF
File size: PDF 560 KB
Language: English
Year: January 1, 1971
Format: PDF
File size: PDF 560 KB
Language: English
En 1972, el joven director de teatro frances Georges Werler fue a ver a Milan Kundera a Praga y a su regreso consiguio, pese a los controles de la frontera, introducir en Francia el manuscrito de su obra de teatro Jacques y su amo. Kundera la habia escrito despues de la invasion sovietica, cuando toda su obra, pasada y futura, habia quedado borrada de las letras checoslovacas. En esta muy libre <>, Kundera rinde un homenaje al escritor y filosofo frances que le ayudo a sobrevivir en un periodo tan dificil. Asimismo, se anaden dos textos ineditos en torno a esta uno del propio Milan Kundera y otro del estudioso Francois Picard. Tres historias de amor se entrecruzan durante el viaje que emprenden Jacques y su la del amo, la de Jacques y la de Madame de la Pommeraye; tres historias que se entremezclan polifonicamente, donde cada una es, a su vez, variacion de la otra, y juntas conforman una comedia sobre los problemas existenciales de la pasion amorosa, los celos, la venganza y el destino. In 1972, the young French theater director Georges Werl went to see Milan Kundera his return to Prague and succeeded, despite the controls on the border, to introduce in France the manuscript of his play Jacques and his master. Kundera had written after the Soviet invasion, when all his work, past and future, had been cleared of the Czechoslovak letters. In this very free and " and "variation on Diderot, and " and " Kundera pays tribute to French writer and philosopher who helped him survive in a very difficult period. It also added two unpublished texts on this one's own Milan Kundera and one scholar Francois Picard. Three love stories intersect during the journey they undertake Jacques and his the master, that of Jacques and Madame of the Pommeraye, three stories that intertwine Polyphonic, where each is, in turn, changes the the other, and together make up a comedy about the existential problems of the passion of love, jealousy, revenge and fate.