Manuel Komroff Pořadí knih

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The narrative follows a Venetian trader who becomes an aide to Kublai Khan, offering an engaging exploration of Marco Polo's adventures. As he journeys through vast deserts and encounters exotic animals, readers experience the wonders and challenges of his travels. Serving in the court of a powerful empire, Polo's story highlights themes of exploration, cultural exchange, and the richness of the medieval world, making it an exciting retelling for students.

Jeden z nejslavnějších románů světového písemnictví vyšel poprvé roku 1880. Tento literární epos je po Zločinu a trestu, Idiotovi a Běsech považován za vrchol autorovy tvorby. Obsesivní touha po životě je společným jmenovatelem psychopatických postav, otce Fjodora a bratrů Ivana, Dmitrije, Aljoši. Starý Karamazov, děvkař a opilec, odmítá financovat večírky a alkoholové eskapády svého nejstaršího syna Dmitrije. Ten před svědky přísahá, že otce zabije. Drama o temných vrstvách paměti, o lidském svědomí, vině a trestu. Vedle divadelních představení byli Karamazovi třikráte převedeni na plátno: 1958 americkým a 1969 ruským režisérem, originálním způsobem roku 2008 v česko-polském filmu Petra Zelenky.

The narrative centers on Marco Polo's experiences at the court of Kublai Khan during a time of great prosperity in the Mongol Empire. As he quickly ascends to the role of governor in a significant district, Polo provides a vivid and detailed account of a remarkable civilization, offering readers an insightful glimpse into the culture, politics, and grandeur of the era. His observations reflect not only the splendor of the Great Khan's court but also the intricacies of life in 13th-century Asia.