THE GREAT FALL PETER HANDKE

Embark on a journey with the protagonist of Peter Handke's novel, where the boundaries between nature and civilization blur, and the limits of personal awareness are put to the test. 'The Great Fall' is not just a story, but a reflection on the modern world and man's place in it. Crossing the thresholds between worlds becomes a test of mindfulness and empathy, which is so often lacking in today's world.

• Deep reflection on the relationship between man and nature and civilization.
• The hero's journey through the borders of different worlds.
• Analysis of social dissonances and the appearance of human attitudes.
• Unique writing style by Peter Handke.
• Inspiration for mindfulness and empathy.
• Ideal for lovers of contemporary literature.

Peter Handke is an Austrian writer and screenwriter, winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2019. His work is characterized by a deep understanding of the human psyche and experimentation with literary forms. In his works, Handke touches on the themes of alienation, the search for identity and the relationship between man and the world around him. His books are not only reading material, but also an intellectual challenge that encourages reflection on the state of modern society.

'The Great Fall' is a story about the journey of an actor who is looking for his place in the world. His confrontation with nature and civilization shows the difficulties in finding harmony between these two worlds. This book is an invitation to a deeper understanding of yourself and the reality around us. Crossing borders becomes a metaphor for the search for one's own identity and finding the meaning of life.

This book is ideal for people who appreciate high-quality literature and are looking for inspiration and intellectual challenges. 'The Great Fall' is not only reading material, but also a journey into yourself that can change the way you look at the world. Allow yourself a moment of reflection and let yourself be carried away by this extraordinary story.

Specification:

Publisher: Eperons-Ostrogi

Year of publication: 2025

Number of pages: 256

Binding: paperback

Format: 246x113 mm