Decameron
 ავტორი | Giovanni Boccaccio |
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Giovanni Boccaccio’s fourteenth-century masterpiece — one hundred tales told by ten Florentines sheltering from the Black Death. Bawdy comedies, tragic romances, and satires of extraordinary variety from a work that shaped Chaucer, Shakespeare, and European literature for centuries.
 გამომცემლობა | Everyman’s Library |
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 ყდის ტიპი | მაგარი ყდა |
 ენა | ინგლისური |
70.00 ₾
მარაგში
| რაოდენობა | ფასი | ფასდაკლება |
|---|---|---|
| 3-9 | 59.50 ₾ | 15% |
| 10+ | 49.00 ₾ | 30% |
ანოტაცია
The Decameron by Giovanni Boccaccio is one of the masterpieces of medieval European literature — a hundred tales told by ten young Florentines who have retreated to a country villa to escape the Black Death of 1348. The stories range from bawdy comedies to tragic romances, from satires of corrupt clergy to celebrations of wit and intelligence, creating a portrait of medieval life and human nature of extraordinary richness and variety. Boccaccio’s influence on subsequent European literature — on Chaucer, Shakespeare, and their successors — was immense: many of the plots and characters of Renaissance drama originate here. Published by Wordsworth Classics in an accessible translation, this is a landmark of world literature that rewards readers with pleasure, laughter, and a vivid sense of a world that is both very different from and surprisingly similar to our own.
მახასიათებლები
| ავტორი | Giovanni Boccaccio |
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| გამომცემლობა | Everyman’s Library |
| გვერდების რაიოდენობა | 696 |
| ISBN | 9781841593227 |
| ყდის ტიპი | მაგარი ყდა |
| ფორმატი | 212 x 137 mm |
| ენა | ინგლისური |
