4.7
Klassikere
A man who strives for pure rationality and control finds himself at the mercy of fate, in a “novel that speaks tellingly of loneliness, love, and despair” (Booklist).
Walter Faber, engineer, is a man for whom only the tangible, calculable, verifiable exists. He is devoted to the service of a purely technological world. His associates have nicknamed him Homo Faber—“Man the Maker. ”
But during a flight to South America, Faber succumbs to what he calls “fatigue phenomena, ” losing touch with reality—and soon he finds himself crisscrossing the globe, from New York to France to Italy to Greece. He also finds himself in the company of a woman who—for reasons he cannot explain or understand—strongly attracts him.
The basis for the film Voyager starring Sam Shepard, this novel “capture[s] that essential anguish of modern man which we find in the best of Camus” (Saturday Review).
Translated by Michael Bullock
© 1994 Mariner Books (E-bok): 9780547540375
Oversetter: Michael Bullock
Utgivelsesdato
E-bok: 1. mai 1994
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4.7
Klassikere
A man who strives for pure rationality and control finds himself at the mercy of fate, in a “novel that speaks tellingly of loneliness, love, and despair” (Booklist).
Walter Faber, engineer, is a man for whom only the tangible, calculable, verifiable exists. He is devoted to the service of a purely technological world. His associates have nicknamed him Homo Faber—“Man the Maker. ”
But during a flight to South America, Faber succumbs to what he calls “fatigue phenomena, ” losing touch with reality—and soon he finds himself crisscrossing the globe, from New York to France to Italy to Greece. He also finds himself in the company of a woman who—for reasons he cannot explain or understand—strongly attracts him.
The basis for the film Voyager starring Sam Shepard, this novel “capture[s] that essential anguish of modern man which we find in the best of Camus” (Saturday Review).
Translated by Michael Bullock
© 1994 Mariner Books (E-bok): 9780547540375
Oversetter: Michael Bullock
Utgivelsesdato
E-bok: 1. mai 1994
Tagger
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