Jean-Christophie 1

This giant work of Romain Rolland, which he started writing in 1904 and completed in 1912, consisting of 10 books, YKY is divided into 3 volumes.

First, his mother's warm hands, the darkness, the sounds...

The roar of the river in his tiny ears, the sound of the rain, the faint sounds of bells, the sweet noise of flocks of sparrows...

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19. Jean-Christophe was born in one of the small German cities on the Rhine river at the end of the century. Both his grandfather and his father are musicians. They soon realize the musical genius in Christophe. And from that moment on, everything becomes music for Christophe. He spends a poor, lonely, loveless childhood. He encounters the injustice of life at an early age. He makes friends, falls in love, experiences the pain of separation, sees death...

Jean-Christophe composes compositions, but soon realizes that they have no value because he did not write them with feeling. At a concert, he suddenly realizes the fakeness and insincerity of the famous works being played. The flame of rebellion is about to flare up within him...

The Nobel Academy awarded Romain Rolland the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1915 to honor "the sublime idealism in his literary works, as well as the empathy and love of truth he displayed while depicting various types of people." . In his greatest novel, Jean-Christophe, which is the first example of the "river novel" genre, the author tells the life of a genius musician from birth to death, while at the same time brutally destroying the bourgeois social order where money dominates everything and fake celebrities run wild in the field of ideas and art with cheap and insipid products. criticizes.

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Editor: Ersel Topraktepe

Dough Type: 2. Dough

Number of Pages: 500

Size: 13.5 x 21

First Print Year: 2018

Number of Prints: 1. Printing