Arabadakiler

The People in the Car is the masterpiece of the period when Nobel Prize winner Patrick White reached the peak of novel art.

As Miss Hare wanders among the ruins of the once magical Xanadu, she encounters a local painter and a Jewish refugee. Mrs. With Godbold joining the team, the journey begins that binds the four characters in the "car" in a common destiny. The journey in which these four characters seek salvation, each of whom has been excluded and hurt in various ways in the past, will extend from Nazi Germany to the Australian countryside, from the Kabbala tradition to the crucifixion myth.

Illuminating a wide cultural geography with a humane light, Those in the Car is a masterpiece that seeks to transform painful experiences in the collective memory into an artistic opportunity.

“However, great writers cannot They allow it to become independent from them and to attain a being greater than themselves. Patrick White is one of these writers.”

-David Malouf-

“White's Those in the Car The novel symbolizes the four faculties that, when brought together, create a person and a society.”

-Carolyn Bliss-

Dough Type: 2. Dough

Size: 13 x 19.5

First Printing Year: 2017

Number of Printings: 1. Edition

Media Type: Paperback