Good evening my dear virtual friends reading!
Sorry for the absence, but the last few weeks have been really a delusion from the point of view business.
I take this opportunity to renew my best wishes to our beloved Fedora, given that last week was his birthday (do not be inappropriate, age is not asked ...!).
Among several commitments, work and passions (which I take almost no time for work ..) and colds, I have found the time to start reading Tolstoy.
I must say that after this beautiful feast of the beloved Dostoevsky and Anton (Chekhov), I was quite eager give me a new "friend." The novel I'm reading is titled "Resurrection." What's it about? Good question ... I read only the first 30 pages and still do not quite know how to develop the plot, but for now it tells the story of a woman ended up in prison.
Intriguing, yet the reading has proved intriguing. I
eleventh volume of this adventure and still remain stupid award cited the now traditional skills of great Russian writers, which is to sneak into the narrative thread of sentences apparently thrown there by chance, but of a truth and depth disarming .
to distract you, and behold, BOOM, here comes the phrase that you displace. Perhaps
is an attempt to keep high attention that is often lost behind the famous and unpronounceable Russian names .... but even if it works.
An example? Here
served. There is talk of marriage and
Toltoj says
"... the usual hesitation that men no longer young and do not feel madly in love before the marriage ..."
In this sentence there is a concept as disarmingly true. A man (not a boy) staggers the idea of \u200b\u200bmarriage? Easy to see why: it is not madly in love.
Mathematician, linear and terribly cruel.
I love it.
Another example? How
I could not satisfy you?! Here is served:
"For the benefit of marriage in general was the fact that the first marriage, along with the benefits of the home, eliminated the irregularity of sexual relations, offering the possibility of a life of modest life, and secondly and mainly, Nechljùdov hoped that the family, the children would have given meaning to his life now without attitude. This, in favor of marriage in general. against marriage in general was primarily the fear common to all bachelors younger loss of freedom and, secondly, an unconscious fear and the mystery woman. "
Take also the time because this quote should read, reread, discovered and appreciated.
Maybe thoughts are at first sight almost reckless, but I bet they removed the frills at bottom a kind of thinking you do ...
Put it this way: there are those who think this way.
And then, as not forgive his bitterness when he can finish that thought close to art with an edgy, sophisticated, alluring and almost a little pimp: an unconscious fear and the mystery of the woman ... Ah
Tolstoy, as if I felt so flattered flirty ...
Now I'm curious to find out more about the author of this novel, that won me over in the most classic ways, namely the "theorem" by Marco Ferradini ....
Good night!
Lever
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