Name: Indigno de ser Humano 2 (in Spanish)
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Author: Osamu Dazai
ISBN: 9788419673855

portada Indigno de ser Humano 2 (in Spanish)

Type

Physical Book

Author

Osamu Dazai

Publisher

Ivrea

Language

Spanish

Pages

200

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

13 × 18 cm

ISBN

9788419673855

ISBN13

9788419673855

Edited in

España

Indigno de ser Humano 2 (in Spanish)

Osamu Dazai (Author) · Ivrea · Paperback

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Synopsis "Indigno de ser Humano 2 (in Spanish)"

La historia se centra en la vida de Yozo Ooba; un joven de clase acomodada que desde niño sufre problemas de alienación social. Su única forma de adaptarse al mundo es adoptar una máscara y fingir vivir alegremente; aunque deba convivir con el miedo a ser descubierto. A lo largo de su vida; Yozo manipula; miente y engaña con tal de evitar ser desenmascarado y puesto en ridículo; lo que lo lleva a causarles grandes estragos a sus familiares y amigos cercanos; así como él mismo se derrumba poco a poco en un círculo vicioso de miseria y horror.

Osamu Dazai

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(Pseudonym of Tsushima Shuji; Kanagi, 1909 - Tokyo, 1948) Japanese writer. Born from the disillusionment prevalent in his country after the end of World War II, Osamu Dazai's last novels expressed the feelings of a generation that had witnessed the collapse of their traditional values: The Setting Sun (1947), perhaps his most famous work, focuses on the decline of the Japanese nobility after the defeat in the war, while his last book, No Longer Human (1948), narrates in an autobiographical tone the frustration over the national debacle. Known for his ironic and somber wit and the brilliant fantasy of his novels and stories, his obsession with suicide and his constant search for a deeper truth would make him a cult figure among the young readers of his country.

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