Falling Man
Schulausgabe für das Niveau C1, ab dem 6. Lernjahr. Ungekürzter englischer Originaltext mit Annotationen
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- 319 stron
- 12 godzin czytania
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A bold masterpiece, Don DeLillo's profound novel explores the aftermath of September 11. New York on that fateful day is depicted as a city engulfed in ash and smoke. DeLillo vividly recounts the events, from the perpetrators to the victims, spanning from Hamburg to New York. Central to the narrative is Keith Neudecker, who escapes from one of the burning towers. In a trance-like state, he makes his way to his ex-wife Lianne and their young son, Justin. In their despair, Keith and Lianne cling to one another as they attempt to navigate the loneliness and fear that engulf them. Conversations, particularly within Lianne's family, revolve around the shock and constant threat of terrorism. Justin and his friends seek to overcome their fears through play. Keith repeatedly relives the trauma of his escape, while Lianne wanders aimlessly through the city. Ultimately, she is horrified to witness the Falling Man, a performance artist who plunges from skyscrapers, embodying the terror of the age. DeLillo masterfully articulates the unspeakable, capturing the profound impact of trauma on reality.
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Falling Man, Don DeLillo
- Język
- Rok wydania
- 2009
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- Tytuł
- Falling Man
- Podtytuł
- Schulausgabe für das Niveau C1, ab dem 6. Lernjahr. Ungekürzter englischer Originaltext mit Annotationen
- Język
- angielski, niemiecki
- Autorzy
- Don DeLillo
- Wydawca
- Klett
- Rok wydania
- 2009
- Liczba stron
- 319
- ISBN10
- 3125788595
- ISBN13
- 9783125788596
- Seria
- Tagi
- Literatura współczesna, Literatura amerykańska, Nowy Jork, Terroryzm, 11 września 2001, WTC - Światowe Centrum Handlowe Nowy Jork
- Pierwsze wydanie
- 2007
- Oryginalna nazwa
- Falling Man
- Ocena
- 3,3 z 5
- Opis
- A bold masterpiece, Don DeLillo's profound novel explores the aftermath of September 11. New York on that fateful day is depicted as a city engulfed in ash and smoke. DeLillo vividly recounts the events, from the perpetrators to the victims, spanning from Hamburg to New York. Central to the narrative is Keith Neudecker, who escapes from one of the burning towers. In a trance-like state, he makes his way to his ex-wife Lianne and their young son, Justin. In their despair, Keith and Lianne cling to one another as they attempt to navigate the loneliness and fear that engulf them. Conversations, particularly within Lianne's family, revolve around the shock and constant threat of terrorism. Justin and his friends seek to overcome their fears through play. Keith repeatedly relives the trauma of his escape, while Lianne wanders aimlessly through the city. Ultimately, she is horrified to witness the Falling Man, a performance artist who plunges from skyscrapers, embodying the terror of the age. DeLillo masterfully articulates the unspeakable, capturing the profound impact of trauma on reality.