Reviews
We find a Taza to complete us. The trip to the deeper, the more behind, the deeper. I believe in this journey. But I don't believe there's a center anywhere. P441.
There's plenty of old lady with a deep, long life-long view of the rising emor. I recommend it to the reader who has read Istanbul.
It's a great help to understand the work of Ormoon. Just as novels and novelists have artistic ideas about the author's novel, so other colors show value in life as a normal episode.
There's a lot of ota that I can't believe that the Min-Samari translation has been done to make the subject so empty. And they're toxic because they have a really bad touch about what they've been trying to say. I wonder if you could only publish this good book like this.
The prose is a sad and boring book, a book that has been read with interest about the daughter of Ord-Sung and the story of Turkish society. I particularly enjoyed and felt the ability to see how much I loved my daughter in her episode, and how much it was that I saw a human being independent of the little person who was born from her, and also peering through the whole human world.
Basically, the works of Pamu who was up in the country can be read and believed that the National Translations of the Other Colors cannot be ignored. It's not in any other foreign language translation, it's in some of the outside books, and there's a lot of awkward things in our language.
There's too many of them in the book. Please review and decide again.
How do you know what it is that's inside of this book or the idea of the up-spoke? It's enough to feel the eye for essays.
He is a typical Turkish writer, who has taught him to speak French and Turkish culture. But since he was raised in a wealthy family, the phrases of his novel are very high-end sentence. It's because of the translator's subjective translation, but Pamour's literature, it can also paint a painting of Turkey. So beyond his novel, one country's literature. It makes people read culture, economics and politics.
Orhan Pamuk: Other colors
A different coloring of Pamou Sisai Fung, a Nobel Prize winner. This book is a book that has documented the lives of writers, from the very confidential stories of small and beautiful daily life, the old and precious memories of the days of their young years, the literature and writing that govern the lives and lives of the writers from morning till evening, to the realities of Turkish domestic human rights, the court cases of government criticism, and the new social problems that have been revealed through earthquakes. What is remarkable about this book is that my name is Snow, red, black, and I am looking at the most personal reading experience of my work, while analyzing my main work from a very objective perspective, and also with the brothers of the Caramarov family. The background of creation, the uncompleted supersized and the traces of work that the author in the giant class is personally revealing about his work, are as cold as the eyes of the researcher, but the passionate appeal to the last century's call to his fellow writers, the extraordinaryness of his work is the uphill Pamum.
Korean title: 다른 색들
Korean author: 오르한 파묵
Korean publisher: 민음사
ISBN-13: 9788937433269
Reviews
We find a Taza to complete us. The trip to the deeper, the more behind, the deeper. I believe in this journey. But I don't believe there's a center anywhere. P441.
There's plenty of old lady with a deep, long life-long view of the rising emor. I recommend it to the reader who has read Istanbul.
It's a great help to understand the work of Ormoon. Just as novels and novelists have artistic ideas about the author's novel, so other colors show value in life as a normal episode.
There's a lot of ota that I can't believe that the Min-Samari translation has been done to make the subject so empty. And they're toxic because they have a really bad touch about what they've been trying to say. I wonder if you could only publish this good book like this.
The prose is a sad and boring book, a book that has been read with interest about the daughter of Ord-Sung and the story of Turkish society. I particularly enjoyed and felt the ability to see how much I loved my daughter in her episode, and how much it was that I saw a human being independent of the little person who was born from her, and also peering through the whole human world.
Basically, the works of Pamu who was up in the country can be read and believed that the National Translations of the Other Colors cannot be ignored. It's not in any other foreign language translation, it's in some of the outside books, and there's a lot of awkward things in our language.
There's too many of them in the book. Please review and decide again.
How do you know what it is that's inside of this book or the idea of the up-spoke? It's enough to feel the eye for essays.
He is a typical Turkish writer, who has taught him to speak French and Turkish culture. But since he was raised in a wealthy family, the phrases of his novel are very high-end sentence. It's because of the translator's subjective translation, but Pamour's literature, it can also paint a painting of Turkey. So beyond his novel, one country's literature. It makes people read culture, economics and politics.
