Reviews
I'm a writer, and I think it's good to take books with me and read them at a time.
I'm collecting the Aero book. I haven't read it yet, but this book is pretty. It's very good with writers.
I feel the feelings of the writer who has written in anguish since childhood. As I unmasked my mind, I think that the writer's anguish is solved and that I have a lot of empathy for the turmoil many other sons and daughters are living through.
No, the Erno works are bought. And the design of books is so much a taste-buddy book that it's very, very dear and very precious. The books of 1984books publishing are really moving to itself: --).
No, Herrno's "other daughter" is a letter to her sister who lived before she was born but who had never been born. Unlike his previous works based on his own experience, in letters to his sister, he said, "I lived in your absence, not in their suffering. "I would have been inclined to remember the heart of my miss as I said. "This real scene has been a hallucination to me in my body. (p. 19) Someone just passed on a story that somebody else has to follow for the rest of their lives. The
Her writings are like hers, who didn't look like mirrors. She started a healing life through her writings. The first blade of that healing is directly towards her own self. The other daughter lets her memory of her sister who had been keeping secret from her parents when she was a child, go off like a thread. Her words to her invisible, invisible sister may be covered with some flair, resentment and remorse, but they are furthermore undiminished. What was she like, the sister who had broken the
The French modernist general, Herno's [other daughter] is her sister Jeanette, who died before I was born. You, called ‘ I ’ to win, “you write an empty form that you cannot fill with writing and you write an unsentable letter, an unlettered letter. To find me in the integrity of your absence. You don't know the voice, you don'T know the color of your eyes. Now, I'm going to take out every memory that was stuck in the closet 60 years ago. This is a pathetic note of your sister. P. 13 You were
Annie Ernaux: Another daughter
I'm writing a letter to you that no longer exists, without longing or pity. To bring you back, to kill you again. The work of Erno, a writer who takes his experience and forms the world, was published in another daughter in the face of you who can't express yourself in a language. If the writer had recorded his life in 1984 in the denod's seat, in the squiggled memory of his father's life, his mother's death, and his mother’s life in mourning, the object of his daughter's birth was Jean Genette, who died two years before you, or Herno, was born. The first of the letters in the NIGS series, also, was a daughter-in-law who had written a letter she had never written before. The letter thus begins, not by the beautiful blade of a hurno, into an elegant oily style, but certainly goes back to you, ‘on my mark.’. The first time you realize the existence of your dead sister, the anxiety and confusion of the child, the quest for absence and existence, and the journey to the full Na, through the writing of the 'You', are all here, in this wave.
Korean title: 다른 딸
Korean author: 아니 에르노
Korean publisher: 1984BOOKS
ISBN-13: 9791190533089
Reviews
I'm a writer, and I think it's good to take books with me and read them at a time.
I'm collecting the Aero book. I haven't read it yet, but this book is pretty. It's very good with writers.
I feel the feelings of the writer who has written in anguish since childhood. As I unmasked my mind, I think that the writer's anguish is solved and that I have a lot of empathy for the turmoil many other sons and daughters are living through.
No, the Erno works are bought. And the design of books is so much a taste-buddy book that it's very, very dear and very precious. The books of 1984books publishing are really moving to itself: --).
No, Herrno's "other daughter" is a letter to her sister who lived before she was born but who had never been born. Unlike his previous works based on his own experience, in letters to his sister, he said, "I lived in your absence, not in their suffering. "I would have been inclined to remember the heart of my miss as I said. "This real scene has been a hallucination to me in my body. (p. 19) Someone just passed on a story that somebody else has to follow for the rest of their lives. The
Her writings are like hers, who didn't look like mirrors. She started a healing life through her writings. The first blade of that healing is directly towards her own self. The other daughter lets her memory of her sister who had been keeping secret from her parents when she was a child, go off like a thread. Her words to her invisible, invisible sister may be covered with some flair, resentment and remorse, but they are furthermore undiminished. What was she like, the sister who had broken the
The French modernist general, Herno's [other daughter] is her sister Jeanette, who died before I was born. You, called ‘ I ’ to win, “you write an empty form that you cannot fill with writing and you write an unsentable letter, an unlettered letter. To find me in the integrity of your absence. You don't know the voice, you don'T know the color of your eyes. Now, I'm going to take out every memory that was stuck in the closet 60 years ago. This is a pathetic note of your sister. P. 13 You were
