Follow the life of the titular character in this four-part novel series as he navigates his way through his own desires and the societal expectations of the time. Through love, friendship, and self-discovery, Jean-Christophe's journey will captivate readers and tug at their heartstrings.
Focusing on the significance of classical music, this work highlights the contributions of musicians throughout history. The modern republication ensures that the content remains accessible to contemporary and future audiences. With careful reformatting and retyping, the text is presented clearly and is free from the limitations of scanned copies, enhancing readability and preserving the book's legacy.
Exploring the complexities of love, friendship, and artistic passion, this profound novel follows the journey of Jean-Christophe, a musician and artist. Set against significant themes like humanism and societal issues, it delves into the transformative power of music and the depths of human emotions. Through rich prose and evocative imagery, the narrative offers deep psychological insights into its characters, celebrating enduring bonds while reflecting on the human condition. This final installment of Rolland's saga captivates with its timeless exploration of growth and renewal.
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Der Verlag Megali hat sich auf die Reproduktion historischer Werke in Großdruck spezialisiert, um das Lesen für Menschen mit eingeschränkter Sehfähigkeit zu erleichtern. Diese Ausgabe bietet eine originale Darstellung, die den Zugang zu wertvollen historischen Inhalten fördert und Barrieren für sehbehinderte Leser abbaut.
The People's Theater is a play by the French writer Romain Rolland. The play explores the role of theater in society and the power of art to awaken social consciousness. The play tells the story of a group of actors who put on a play about the struggle of the working class to gain political power. The play is both an inspiring call to action and a moving tribute to the power of the human spirit.
Set against the vibrant backdrop of Paris, this novel immerses readers in the bohemian world of artists and musicians. Through the experiences of Jean-Christophe and his companions, it explores themes of friendship, artistic passion, and cultural critique. The narrative delves into the complexities of the human psyche, revealing the struggles and triumphs of its characters as they navigate urban life. With a focus on character-driven storytelling and social commentary, it offers a timeless portrayal of the human experience within Parisian culture.
Jedno z nejpůsobivějších Rollandových dramat, které čerpá z pohnuté historie Francouzské revoluce, se odehrává v období, kdy její tvůrci a významní představitelé končí pod gilotinou. Touha po lepším světě a strach o život, provázejí postavy hry, které teď hledají cestu k přežití, vzdorují utrpení a vidí kolem sebe kolaboraci a udavačství motivované strachem o život. Na pozadí tíživé životní situace revoluce, která pohlcuje „své děti“ a láme charaktery, hrdinové hry bolestně hledají lásku. Kdo dokáže obětovat za lásku i cenu nejvyšší – vlastní život? V novém překladu Ivana Zmatlíka vychází jako 168. svazek edice D.
