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Orhan Pamuk: Eye 1

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Description

Korean title: 눈 1

Korean author: 오르한 파묵

Korean publisher: 민음사

ISBN-13: 9788937480669

Reviews

4.8
Based on 12 reviews
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CA*******
January 29, 2024

And the different connections that make up the crystal of the eye, they become beautiful snowflakes and come to me slowly. Cyrro for Karo. To Efk, to his family. For Rajbert, love for her.

CA*******
January 29, 2024

The religious issues inside the complex Thurquisje with a poet who has a pure love and an emotional purpose, are set on poetic grounds by Cars' eyes and his main story, Ka.

KP****
November 17, 2016

Social. Orang Pajo, who has advanced the story of religious conflict and revolution to the beautiful name of literature.

HY********
March 10, 2007

The conflict between Western and Eastern civilizations. This is a novel that really teaches us about the Turkish identity in the middle. The poorest and forgotten place in Turkey is the background of "kars" far away from all parts of the world. The leading man, the former anti-government activist and poet, came to report on the reasons why girls followed him in his quest to kill themselves and to discuss the market elections, predicting that this journey would change his whole life. The case

LI*******
January 15, 2007

Orhan-moon. He won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2006. But I knew him in his early days when he first published his name Red in my country. But he became a Nobel Prize winner. I was quite pleased when I became the head of the forgotten Oroong Nobel Prize for Literature. People who had never known him before were not interested in the 'My name' I was reading, and now he's a cause. The Nobel Prize-winning agent who somehow recognized him wanted to express his gratitude to you. I read his

NA*****
November 25, 2005

It was a book that I bought from the name of the author who was fascinated by his 'My name' in Osborne. The novel is a theme of the social/religious conflict and revolution that arises in the rise of the Islamic spirit and Western spirit in Turkey. It's rather difficult and complicated, but when you cover the novel, it's a visual image in your head, and it remains with the love of the hero. I hope snows will fall a lot in this winter. Like the Turkish ideological conflict described in the

오르한 파묵: 눈 1
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