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Tartarin #1-3
Tartarinova trilogija
Tartarin Taraskonac; Tartarin na Alpama; Taraskonska luka
'Svi su u Francuskoj pomalo taraskonci'.
Remek - djelo francuske humoristične proze poznatog francuskog književnika Alphonsea Daudeta
'Svi su u Francuskoj pomalo taraskonci'.
Remek - djelo francuske humoristične proze poznatog francuskog književnika Alphonsea Daudeta
441 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 1890
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Alphonse Daudet
1,808 books197 followersStories of life of French writer Alphonse Daudet of the naturalist school in his native Provence include
Lettres de mon moulin
(1869).
Louis Marie Alphonse Daudet authored novels. He was the younger brother of Ernest Daudet. He was married to Julia Daudet and the father of Léon Daudet, Lucien Daudet and Edmée Daudet, all writers.
Family on both sides belonged to the bourgeoisie. Vincent Daudet, the father, manufactured silk, but misfortune and failure dogged the man through life. A boyhood depressed Alphonse amid much truancy had. He spent his days mainly at Lyon, left in 1856, and began life as a schoolteacher at Alès, Gard, in the south. The position proved intolerable. As Charles Dickens declared that all through his prosperous career, the miseries of his apprenticeship to the blacking business haunted him in dreams, so after Daudet left Alès, he woke with horror, thinking for months that he still dwelt among his unruly pupils.
On 1 November 1857, he abandoned teaching and took refuge with Ernest Daudet, his brother only some three years his senior, who tried "soberly" to make a living as a journalist in Paris. Alphonse took to writing, and a small volume, Les Amoureuses (1858), collected his poems and met with a fair reception. He obtained employment on Le Figaro, then under energetic editorship of Cartier de Villemessant, and wrote two or three plays; those interested in literature began to recognize him as possessing individuality and promise. Morny, all-powerful minister of Napoleon III, appointed Daudet, who held a post of his secretaries till death of Morny in 1865, and Morny showed Daudet no small kindness. Daudet put his foot on the road to fortune.
From Wikipedia
Louis Marie Alphonse Daudet authored novels. He was the younger brother of Ernest Daudet. He was married to Julia Daudet and the father of Léon Daudet, Lucien Daudet and Edmée Daudet, all writers.
Family on both sides belonged to the bourgeoisie. Vincent Daudet, the father, manufactured silk, but misfortune and failure dogged the man through life. A boyhood depressed Alphonse amid much truancy had. He spent his days mainly at Lyon, left in 1856, and began life as a schoolteacher at Alès, Gard, in the south. The position proved intolerable. As Charles Dickens declared that all through his prosperous career, the miseries of his apprenticeship to the blacking business haunted him in dreams, so after Daudet left Alès, he woke with horror, thinking for months that he still dwelt among his unruly pupils.
On 1 November 1857, he abandoned teaching and took refuge with Ernest Daudet, his brother only some three years his senior, who tried "soberly" to make a living as a journalist in Paris. Alphonse took to writing, and a small volume, Les Amoureuses (1858), collected his poems and met with a fair reception. He obtained employment on Le Figaro, then under energetic editorship of Cartier de Villemessant, and wrote two or three plays; those interested in literature began to recognize him as possessing individuality and promise. Morny, all-powerful minister of Napoleon III, appointed Daudet, who held a post of his secretaries till death of Morny in 1865, and Morny showed Daudet no small kindness. Daudet put his foot on the road to fortune.
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May 4, 2017
Figurez-vous que Tartarin était une des lectures quasi obligatoires quand j'étais petit, bien que je ne sois pas Français! Je me rappelle avoir trouvé le style naïf, même pour l'âge de 11 ans que j'avais.
Ce que je ne me rappelle pas, c'est d'avoir ou de ne pas avoir lu le 3e volet de la trilogie, Port-Tarascon. C'est exactement pour cela que j'ai décidé de relire le tout en original à l'âge adulte, pour voir ce que cela donnerait. Certes, je n'ai pas utilisé cette édition de 2010, mais trois fichiers ePub distincts tirés du site de Feedbooks.
Assez sympa, à la fin, bien que cela reste puéril.
Ce que je ne me rappelle pas, c'est d'avoir ou de ne pas avoir lu le 3e volet de la trilogie, Port-Tarascon. C'est exactement pour cela que j'ai décidé de relire le tout en original à l'âge adulte, pour voir ce que cela donnerait. Certes, je n'ai pas utilisé cette édition de 2010, mais trois fichiers ePub distincts tirés du site de Feedbooks.
Assez sympa, à la fin, bien que cela reste puéril.
December 25, 2018
Imagine a sort of french Don Quixote, but looking like his companion Sancho Panza. The humor of this books resides in the situations Tarantino imagines or gets himself into. I bet I would have liked it more if I'd read it in high-school.
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January 18, 2017
Tartarín es de aquellos peculiares personajes literarios que logran contarte una historia dentro de otra historia, es decir, el escenario de la novela es la onda portadora de una historia principal que sólo habita en la mente del personaje, como una segunda imaginación que escapa al autor. La trilogía de Tartarín escrita por Daudet es, sin duda, una historia de aventuras tan épicas que merecen ser ciertas...
March 10, 2014
To be read in small doses. Then it is delicious.
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