Alfa Yayınları Son Samuray

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Oxford graduate, intelligent and unconventional sibylla is raising her son ludo alone in london. Sibylla, who protects the distance between her and the world with her intelligence and stubbornness, tries to educate her child using her own methods, with the help of books, films, and languages. Ludo grows up to be an extraordinary child: at a very young age, he learns greek, japanese, hebrew, arabic, french, and many more languages, he wants to understand everything he sees, to pursue every piece of information. But his main quest is still Leather years old: who is his father? Ludo, with his mother's quiet genius and his own endless curiosity, is constantly turning akira kurosawa's seven samurai in the background of his secret journey to find his father, while testing his identity, courage, and search for meaning. Will ludo be able to become the samurai of his own story? The new york times' “21. The last samurai, which made it to the list of the 100 best books of the century, creates a unique universe where intelligence is curiosity, genius is loneliness, and childhood is intertwined with parenthood. Helen dewitt expands the horizons of contemporary literature with her experimental form, multilingual structure, clever style, and sharp observations. A true success, a unique story, a brand new form.

” –a. S.

byatt, the new yorker "the last samurai, a unique and genius work that explores the boundaries of genius.

” –time “content and form are original, bold and bright book. The guardian says dewitt pushes the formal boundaries of the novel

reading it, one wants to push the boundaries of their own mind.

” –the paris review “creative … from the point … mischievous … a wonderfully fun book.

” – james wood

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• Made in Türkiye
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• Barcode No: 9786253893729
• Origin: TR