Though I donвЂ™t often enjoy doing this, itвЂ™s as though the only way to truly convey the character of the work is to quote it: But how can one understand Pessoa when he himself never managed to do the same? These are also the same folks that invented the siesta, as a way to help make the typical, grueling work day more manageable by adding a nice nap right in the middle after a few slugs from a jug of wine, no less.Д¬ustomers who bought this item also bought. The onanist may be an abject creature but in truth he is the logical expression of the lover. In fact, I went through a sort of grieving process the last time I lemmed a bookwhich was also the first time I had lemmed a book since I came to Goodreads. Una persona in questa posizione deve convivere troppo tempo libero, troppe energie eo troppe frustrazioni represse finisce per annegare nella noia, nel tedio, in una feroce impotenza che cerca di sublimare trascrivendo in un libro questo, appunto lbro suo flusso di pensieri lasciato libero dalla mancanza di sfide e di occupazione.ДЄt times I was deo this, especially toward the end, because it got to be a drag reading about all this вЂњlife is a dreamвЂќ and вЂњtedium againвЂќ and вЂњdeath is better than life, only then I wouldnвЂ™t be able to bemoan life, which is my bread and butterвЂќ stuff. After Pessoa died, a trunk filled with his unpublished and unfinished writings was found. I would go as far as to say IвЂ™m finding it a bit interesting now. He provides us with some brilliant and awe-inspiring insights which force the reader to stop reading and ponder for a while. IвЂ™m in Lisbon for a day! Refresh and try again. I made it past page The connection to literary fiction is tenuous at best because, in order for it to qualify it as such, you have to accept that you are reading the tedious observations of a very dull and very invented person. Which translation shall I read then? ItвЂ™s not clear whether Pessoa regarded the project as a novel. We love an idea of our own in short, it is ourselves that we love Several of these personas went on to write poems. An even larger, lingering debate is why anyone is even botheringвЂ¦. Ultimately, for this reason alone, it is a creative work, if not necessarily fiction. To the extent that its formal concerns might qualify it as a work of Modernist fiction, you have to ask whether they derive from the author or his editors. However, there is another category where this book falls under. I suppose one cannot make a blanket statement about such things, but I suspect that to write something like The Book of Disquietone needs to contain in oneвЂ™s self, more than a just a sliver of Soares. Libro del desasosiego by Fernando Pessoa (2 star ratings)ДЇuture editors, as obsessed as they are with completionism, included more than the author intended sometimes depending on the version. Discussion - The Book of Disquiet - Book as a whole. This is really slow reading and IвЂ™m too depressed to finish it. Sad without being necessarily depressing, this book chronicles desasosieo inner life of someone who exists in a dual life of a book keeper and dreamer.

Un libro troppo lungo e scritto senza cura. A strange book composed of a couple of hundred short journal like entries into the mental landscape of the writer. In short, it was more satisfying to simply work than to see that work released to the public. Try reading a rel pages, and see if he works out for you. He has certain fascist tendencies that peek through his primarily apolitical musings.

Flashes of e brilliance amid a heap of questionably intellectual masturbation. So far, the best book that IвЂ™ve read this year. Libro del desasosiego de Bernardo Soares / The Book of Disquiet of Bernardo Soares by Fernando Pessoa,, available at Book Depository with. Atribuida por su autor a Bernardo Soares, В«personalidad literariaВ» de quien dijo Pessoa В«soy yo menos el raciocinio y la afectividadВ», esta maravilla es el.

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