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Don't Call It Night (Harvest in Translation) (9780156005579) Amos Oz




Product Details:

Paperback: 208 pages
Publisher: Mariner Books (October 15, 1997)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0156005573
ISBN-13: 978-0156005579



Product Dimensions:

8.5 x 5.4 x 0.7 inches
Shipping Weight: 8.8 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)

Editorial Reviews About the Author A few writers have explored the minds of Israelis with a clear vision and uncompromising as Oz, brings both his novels and documentaries physical medicine books torrent. His figures, while of the political events in a country under siege influences are constant, and universal feelings of love, longing, fear and ambition, and the voltage of the ethical dilemmas physical medicine books torrent. This novel, his 10th (By Fima), is in Tel Kedar, a town in the Negev desert in peace, which is both a microcosm of Israeli society and caused a good atmosphere and the resident set noticeably. Actors, whose voices alternate in the narrative, in love, but their relationship begins to dissolve. Theo, a dull, gray, insomniac engineer in his 60s, feels his life in a phase where he is registered experience "the gradual decline of pain in sadness." He and Noa, a frenetic, idealistic teacher, 15 years younger than him, apparently to live against the grain. They share an apartment, but they exist in a state of dark emotions and arguments contained sweet. After a student Noa accidentally falls to his death from a cliff while on drug followed (or jump he did?), Events that threaten to Theo and Noah's relationship. The shadow of the boy's father suggests, a military adviser in Nigeria (or is it an arms dealer?), In order to fund a rehab clinic in memory of his son. Noah led the working group for the project, Theo, like most of the community against it. The subtle tug-of-war between the rational Theo shakes out of his passivity and a conservative idealism ("if you do not burn to do something ... You start to die") and goes to a more impulsive than Noa position. Perhaps Oz hears this as a lesson for his country. The story has a static quality despite the sometimes lyrical prose Oz, but in the end, the story and thought-provoking implications. Copyright 1996 Reed Business Information, Inc. - This text refers to the Hardcover edition.

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