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Noored hinged
"Noored hinged" on A. H. Tammsaare 1909. aastal ilmunud armastusnovell. Novell ilmus Tartus Postimehe trükikojas trükitud Noor-Eesti väljaandes. Teos on pilguheit üliõpilasnoorte mõtte- ja tundemaailma. "Noorte hingede" sisus on ühiseid jooni novelliga "Pikad sammud".
116 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1923
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A.H. Tammsaare
84 books64 followersA.H. Tammsaare, born Anton Hansen, was an Estonian writer whose pentalogy Truth and Justice (Tõde ja õigus; 1926 – 1933) is considered one of the major works of Estonian literature and "The Estonian Novel".
Tammsaare was born in 1878 into a farming family. He attended secondary school in Tartu from 1898 to 1903 and from 1903 to 1905 he worked as an editor at the Tallinn newspaper, Teataja. In Tallinn he was able to witness the Russian Revolution of 1905.
In 1907 he enrolled as a law student at Tartu University, but in 1911 he was unable to sit his finals, as he became very ill with tuberculosis. He was moved to Sochi on the Black Sea and then to the Caucasus Mountains, where his condition improved. On his return to Estonia, he lived for six years on his brother's farm where he was again affected by illness. Unable to work, he threw himself into his studies and mastered English, French, Finnish and Swedish.
After his marriage in 1920 he moved to Tallinn and embarked on the most productive period of his life. His greatest influences were the Russian classics of Dostoyevsky, Tolstoy and Gogol, butt his work also shows the influence of Oscar Wilde, Knut Hamsun and Andre Gide. He occupies a central place in the development of the Estonian novel and is a figure of European significance.
Tammsaare was born in 1878 into a farming family. He attended secondary school in Tartu from 1898 to 1903 and from 1903 to 1905 he worked as an editor at the Tallinn newspaper, Teataja. In Tallinn he was able to witness the Russian Revolution of 1905.
In 1907 he enrolled as a law student at Tartu University, but in 1911 he was unable to sit his finals, as he became very ill with tuberculosis. He was moved to Sochi on the Black Sea and then to the Caucasus Mountains, where his condition improved. On his return to Estonia, he lived for six years on his brother's farm where he was again affected by illness. Unable to work, he threw himself into his studies and mastered English, French, Finnish and Swedish.
After his marriage in 1920 he moved to Tallinn and embarked on the most productive period of his life. His greatest influences were the Russian classics of Dostoyevsky, Tolstoy and Gogol, butt his work also shows the influence of Oscar Wilde, Knut Hamsun and Andre Gide. He occupies a central place in the development of the Estonian novel and is a figure of European significance.
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May 3, 2021
Raamat nagu rusikas silmaauku. Tammsaare tundis inimesi ja on mõne olemise hirmutavalt veatult paberilehele kopeerinud.
May 8, 2021
Moodustab suurepärase duo Mati Undi "Elu võimalikkusest kosmos"ega ja see kooslus on kindlasti 5 tähe vääriline. Eraldiseisvalt on mõlemad nagu üksteisest otsivad ja vajavad molekulid, CH3 vms. Praegu nüüd Tammsaart ja Unti ühele pulgale tõstes on muidugi kohatu meenutada Kivirähki novelli "Vaimude tund Koidula tänavas".
January 10, 2022
Tammsaare oskab nii ilusti sõnu ritta seada.
October 28, 2022
no ebanormaalne kuidas saab Tammsaare niimoodi teha, olin just lehekülje lõpus mõttesse jäänud oma melanhoolses tujus, istudes sügiseselt ligases pargis, mõtlesin sõna "helin" peale ja imetlesin seda jutustust ja siis lõpuks end kogudes, et edasi lugeda, lehekülge pöörates, oli järgmine lehekülg lumivalge ja jutustus oli läbi saanud. ta ikka oskab.
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