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Yazar : Karakarga Yayınları
İki kanatlı ve iki ayaklı bir canlı bize hem özgürlüğü, serüvenciliği ve mutluluğu, hem de yuva rahatlığını, güveni ve nikbinliği hisetiriyor. Kalabalığın ve gürültünün içinde sesi kısılmış, yolunu zaman zaman kaybetmiş olsa da, hem gökte hem de yerde umudu tazeleme işçiliğine devam ediyor. Yazar, hiç var olmamış şakacı, hüzünlü, neşeli, melankolik, çilekeş kuşlar tasavur ediyor. Çizer de onlara formlarını, renklerini giydiriyor. Ece Temelkuran ve M. K. Perker, aynı gökyüzünün altından bize bir kuş ağacı gönderiyorlar, berak bir gökyüzü ve neşeli topraklar istiyorsak eğer, hayal etmenin hakı da verilsin diye.
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Olmayan Kuşlar Ansiklopedisi - Ece Temelkuran
clairepaoo
the good word... 4th century BCE... comedian, poet, story teller, and trickster.. a book i continually aspire to understand and hold myself to, With a satchel of quirky stories... he single handedly undermined the institution of rational thought in ancient China.. (who knows if that's true.. it just has a ring to it...) Burton Watson... is an excellent translator, a famous scholar... ive read four other translations.. only his manages to begin to capture all the multitudes... (though others are better for teasing out the philosophical implications, at the cost of obliterating the humor, or the poetry...) seminal inspiration for philosophical Taoism, Cha'an Buddhism, and ten thousand other things... the book glows in the dark...
2020-12-21 00:38
adrienmascunan
I struggled with how to review this book. I did not like the main character, Kath, nor the secondary character Ruth. I could not definitively decide if the narrator was meant to be unreliable, or if the story line was simply that narrow. I found myself in physical discomfort as I read sections (especially the second part), as I so disliked the plot arc. And yet, nothing as dramatic as the slamming of a door happens until the last 50 pages. It took me until I had finished the book and was in bed at night to realize all of these things were pluses instead of minuses. This was a great book, as even though I felt no familiar sympathetic connection (in fact, with most of the characters actions, or lack thereof, I felt a certain level of repulsion), I was utterly compelled by them and by the plotline itself. I could not and cannot stop thinking about it. I have read several books in the last few months that I have loved, flitted through, talked about, put down, and never thought about again. There is a place for those books. This novel is not among them.
2020-12-13 09:02
