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Blindness, which is indisputably accepted as one of the masterpieces of world literature, was written at a time when literature in Germany was about to disappear under the dirty shadows of politics. However, Elias Canetti has surpassed the limits and reached the highest levels of universality thanks to the time and place he created, the language and style he used, the accuracy of the abstraction in his characters and his success in conveying them.

Blindness, embodied in the tragedy of an intellectual who has long retreated to his own ivory tower, manages to portray, in a highly original way and with the most extreme means, the external environment that human beings have created with their own hands and then found alienated and hostile to themselves.

Canetti, who masterfully reflects the extent to which people can become blind to reality in the character of the "indiscreet" intellectual that can be found in every period and in every society, deeply shakes the reader with the atmosphere of horror he creates while telling the story of the break between thought and reality.
(From the Promotional Bulletin)< br>


Number of Pages: 565

Printing Year: 2014


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Sel Publishing

Number of Pages: 565

First Print Year: 2014

Language: Turkish