Türkiye İş Bankası Kültür Yayınları Patlayan Kuyrukluyıldızlar - Ekspresyonist Öyküler , Collective, , Exploding

Product description

Isbn: 9786052956311

author: collective

publisher: i̇ş bankası kültür yayınları

language: turkish

binding: paperback

summary: expressionism developed in germany before the first world war and had an impact on all art fields. As a literary movement, it began around 1909 in berlin and left a legacy that can be traced back to the 1920s.

It contained an expressionism that could not fit into the palm of one's hand, a naivety that did not come with a recipe, a cynicism, a nietzschean individuality, and the idealism of socialist brotherhood, as well as the horror of city life, apocalyptic predictions about the collapse of civilization, the glorification of primitive instincts, and an anti-liberal nihilism. German expressionists, rebelling against the established authority of institutions like the military, schools, aristocracy, and the empire, stood alongside the poor, the oppressed, the mentally ill, and the outcasts.

expressionists opposed the objective view of nature and society, advocating the reflection of inner truth. They had set for themselves a lofty task of pioneering the creation of a new individual, one who had broken free from the chains of a new order and social convention, and who looked at the world with an unrestricted subjectivity.

this new person needed a new language. They had created a new language free from clichés, pushing the limits of narrative possibilities to convey their messages. In this concise selection, you'll discover a range of expressionist literature, from pioneering figures like franz held, oskar panizza, and paul scheerbart, to renowned authors such as gustav meyrink, franz kafka, and robert musil.

Additional info

• The selling price on Trendyol already includes the export-related costs.
• Sold by
  Münzevi Kitabevi
  .
• Made in Türkiye
• A maximum of 5 units of this product can be ordered. Trendyol reserves the right to cancel orders over 5 units.
• Barcode No: 9786052956311
• Origin: TR