Zagajewski, Adam

Dos ciudades

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ISBN 13:: 9788496489646
author:: Zagajewski, Adam
format:: Paperback
publisher:: Unbranded
language:: Spanish
Publication Year:: 2022
Pages:: 208
Dimensions:: 13 x 13 centimetres
Condition:: New
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Adam Zagajewski's Dos ciudades is a thought-provoking exploration of two cities that represent opposing poles: one mythical and domestic, the other hostile and unforgiving. Born from his own experience as an immigrant, this essay delves into the tension between these spaces, seeking to reconcile the warmth of home with the harsh realities of displacement. This book has been widely praised by critics for its clarity, honesty, and bravery. Susan Sontag noted that reading Dos ciudades is like "enjoying a tour through a remarkable mind", while John Ashbery described it as "an extraordinary book". With its unique blend of introspection and poetic insight, Dos ciudades offers a compelling perspective on the human experience.

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