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Лекция «Щегол» Донны Тартт: искусство, как способ исцелить травму
Lecture “The Goldfinch” by Donna Tartt: art as a way to heal trauma
Event by: Vorona Galerie, Книги, вино и немного кино, Nina Kalaus
Location: VORONA Galerie, Friedbergstraße 12, Berlin - Bezirk Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf
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November 05 at 18:00, Vorona Gallery (Friedbergstraße 12)
📖 Lecture by literary critic Nina Kalaus
Donna Tartt “The Goldfinch”: art as a way to heal trauma
Why did one novel become the voice of a generation, and its author a symbol of the “dark academy”?
At the lecture we will analyze the biography the most mysterious writer of our time, the path from “The Secret History” to “The Goldfinch” - a book that received a Pulitzer Prize and was inspired by the fate of the artist Carel Fabricius, who died in the explosion in Delft.
Let's talk about trauma and art as salvation, about the influence of Nabokov, Tolstoy and Dostoevsky, and about why 9/11 became the starting point for Theo's story Decker.
You will receive the keys to understanding the novel and see it in a new way - from a perspective that is rarely available to the reader.
📚 The lecture is part of the series “Books and Their Lives on the Screen”
🎟 25 euros (wine and light snacks included)
📖 Lecture by literary critic Nina Kalaus
Donna Tartt “The Goldfinch”: art as a way to heal trauma
Why did one novel become the voice of a generation, and its author a symbol of the “dark academy”?
At the lecture we will analyze the biography the most mysterious writer of our time, the path from “The Secret History” to “The Goldfinch” - a book that received a Pulitzer Prize and was inspired by the fate of the artist Carel Fabricius, who died in the explosion in Delft.
Let's talk about trauma and art as salvation, about the influence of Nabokov, Tolstoy and Dostoevsky, and about why 9/11 became the starting point for Theo's story Decker.
You will receive the keys to understanding the novel and see it in a new way - from a perspective that is rarely available to the reader.
📚 The lecture is part of the series “Books and Their Lives on the Screen”
🎟 25 euros (wine and light snacks included)