Tekin Yayınevi Bayram Dağı

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On one side, the russian government

on the other, islamic militants.

in the midst of all this, the dagestani people try to maintain their daily life. The story of şamil, who is trying to determine his direction amidst all this confusion, is familiar to all of us.

family edition or husband edition? Is the strip front state structures, traitors with blood dripping from their sword? This novel is a metaphor for how all regimes, at their inception and throughout their existence, always deal with women.

as ganieva tells, you want to listen more.

While you're immersed in the rugged landscapes of dagestan and contemporary russian literature with bayram dağı, you'll also savor the unique flavor of russian classics! With rumors circulating that the russian government is planning to build a fortress to separate the muslim regions of the caucasus from russia, amidst the sweeping changes affecting every aspect of life, a young man finds himself torn between a increasingly religious and alienated society, and a life he longs for. Shamil.

dagestani people, whose one side is wrapped in religious traditions and political pressures, and the other side is tightly holding on to the crumbs of freedom left in their hands. Alisa ganieva, through the eyes of a young woman in the bayram mountains, conveys with stark realism and mastery the stories she has seen in the villages, streets, and homes of dagestan, centered around the narrative of shamil. He voices a tragic and dark process with a willful disregard for that darkness and an ironic tone. Ganieva, who received the gorky prize for literature in 2008 and was also nominated for russia's most important literary awards with bayram dağı, describes women in this work

mothers, wives, wives, daughters, singers. "there is a kind of magic in what ganieva writes, without silencing or suppressing any woman, without ignoring their joys and sorrows..."

he tells this story with a technique of stream of consciousness that immerses the reader in the middle of the events, confronting him with the fears and disappointments of the dagestani. " — lauren smart, dallas observer a magnificent work... a flawless narrative about the rise of islam, the destiny of post-soviet russia, and the traditions of a little-known people."

” — the modern novel

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• Made in Türkiye
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• Barcode No: 9789944611541
• Origin: TR