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La delgada línea roja

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When faced with the reality of potential death, the concepts of courage and life itself become meaningless. The protagonist grapples with the futility of existence, questioning the significance of even the simplest observations, such as a tree. This sense of pointlessness extends beyond his personal experience, affecting everyone around him, and ultimately, when he ceases to exist, it will have been pointless all along. This profound exploration of war's impact on life and identity is at the heart of the narrative. The story unfolds through various perspectives within C-for-Charlie Company, including Capt. James Stein, his unstable first sergeant Eddie Welsh, and the young privates thrust into battle. The depiction of combat and its psychological toll is strikingly realistic, with dialogue reflecting the rawness of their experiences. This work transcends traditional combat fiction, offering a significant examination of male identity in American literature, positioning the author alongside literary giants like Herman Melville and Stephen Crane.

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La delgada línea roja, James Jones

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Rok vydání
1999
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360 Hodnocení

Kniha se velmi zdařila , nikdy jsem si nemyslela jak velmi podléhají mladí muži sexu a hormonům , je mi jich líto a jsem ráda , že jsem žena , protiválečný román který ukazuje co války provádějí s lidmi a jak málo velitelům záleží na životech vojáků , v tomto díle bych si dokázala dobře představit Pavla jako jednoho z těch ubohých a hloupých zelených mozků. Ještě bych chtěla podotknout , že se mi více líbila filmová verze.

Jazyk
anglicky
Vydavatel
RBA
Rok vydání
1999
Vazba
pevná
Počet stran
463
ISBN10
8447314359
ISBN13
9788447314355
První vydání
1962
Původní název
The Thin Red Line
Hodnocení
4 z 5
Anotace
When faced with the reality of potential death, the concepts of courage and life itself become meaningless. The protagonist grapples with the futility of existence, questioning the significance of even the simplest observations, such as a tree. This sense of pointlessness extends beyond his personal experience, affecting everyone around him, and ultimately, when he ceases to exist, it will have been pointless all along. This profound exploration of war's impact on life and identity is at the heart of the narrative. The story unfolds through various perspectives within C-for-Charlie Company, including Capt. James Stein, his unstable first sergeant Eddie Welsh, and the young privates thrust into battle. The depiction of combat and its psychological toll is strikingly realistic, with dialogue reflecting the rawness of their experiences. This work transcends traditional combat fiction, offering a significant examination of male identity in American literature, positioning the author alongside literary giants like Herman Melville and Stephen Crane.