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A carregar... The Castle in the Pyrenees (2008)por Jostein Gaarder
   Books Read in 2013 (1,184) Ainda não há conversas na Discussão sobre este livro.  Joop-le-philosophe | Dec 14, 2018 |   It gets a second star only because Jostein Gaarder's writing is one of the most beautiful things ever. But this was a turd. A complete and utter turd. :( (  ) thebookmagpie | Aug 7, 2016 | It gets a second star only because Jostein Gaarder's writing is one of the most beautiful things ever. But this was a turd. A complete and utter turd. :( ( ) hoegbottom | Jan 30, 2016 | It gets a second star only because Jostein Gaarder's writing is one of the most beautiful things ever. But this was a turd. A complete and utter turd. :( ( ) hoegbottom | Jan 30, 2016 |  ) Mrvica | Jan 25, 2016 | sem críticas | adicionar uma crítica
Two former lovers are brought back together ... but can they really trust their pasts? The new novel from the bestselling author of SOPHIE'S WORLD. Through five intense years in the 1970s, Steinn and Solrunn had a happy life together. Then they suddenly parted ways, for reasons that are unclear to both. In the summer of 2007 they meet again on a balcony of an old wooden hotel by a fjord in western Norway. It is a place they both have fond memories from, and their meeting turns out to be fateful. But is it purely coincidental that they meet at that particular spot at that particular time? Over a couple of weeks that summer they write emails to each other, and it becomes clear that they have been living with very different interpretations of their shared past... Não foram encontradas descrições de bibliotecas. |
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30 août 2012 ... Auteur du Monde de Sophie, le Norvégien Jostein Gaarder reprend la recette du roman philosophique avec Le Château des Pyrénées. Avec tout autant de didactisme, il orchestre un débat métaphysique opposant Steinn, le matérialiste athée, à Solrun, la mystique dualiste. Ces anciens amants se retrouvent dans la région de Bergen, trente ans après l’événement mystérieux, sinon criminel, qui a décidé de leur rupture. Et, dans un échange de mails quasi adultère (tous deux sont remariés), ils reviennent sur cet accident dont ils tirent deux interprétations de l’existence, orientées ou bien par le hasard ou bien par le destin. La forme dialoguée de l’ouvrage, artificielle et pas toujours bien tenue, apporte une dimension existentielle à cette dispute qui prend appui sur de nombreux exemples. Ainsi, un tableau de Magritte représentant un rocher flottant dans le vide donne son titre au livre et divise ces deux visions du monde : « miracle » pour l’une, ce Château des Pyrénées n’est pour l’autre qu’un « système ingénieux de poulies et de cordages invisibles ». Les grosses ficelles du roman sont, elles, bien visibles...