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9788937463914

태어나지 않은 아이를 위한 기도

임레 케르테스  | 민음사
11,700원  | 20220131  | 9788937463914
“삶을 훼손하는 자들 때문에 삶을 혐오하게 되는 것보다 끔찍한 일은 없다.” 인류의 비극과 개인의 운명에 대한 성찰이 담긴 ‘운명 4부작’의 세 번째 작품 인간의 존엄이 말살된 곳에서 지독히 읊조리는 생명의 숭고한 카디시 현대 헝가리 문학을 대표하는 작가이자 2002년 노벨 문학상을 수상한 소설가 임레 케르테스의 주요 작품 가운데 하나인 『태어나지 않은 아이를 위한 기도』(1990)가 출간되었다.(민음사 세계문학전집 391번) 이 책은 이미 민음사 세계문학전집 340번, 360번으로 각각 출간된 『운명』(1975)과 『좌절』(1988)에 이은 이른바 ‘운명 4부작’의 세 번째 작품으로 일컬어진다.(‘운명 4부작’은 2003년 『청산』을 마지막으로 완결되었다.) 십삼 년에 걸쳐 쓴 첫 소설 『운명』에 나치 절멸 수용소에서 겪었던 일에 대한 끔찍한 기억에 시달리며 평범한 일상으로 돌아가지 못하는 십 대 소년의 모습으로 등장했던 케르테스는 이 책 『태어나지 않은 아이를 위한 기도』에 노년에 접어든 작가이자 문학 번역가로 다시 등장한다. 『운명』이 아우슈비츠 절멸 수용소에 대한 기억을 담은 책이라면, 『태어나지 않은 아이를 위한 기도』는 수용소에서 살아 돌아온 이후의 삶에 관한 이야기, 『운명』에 대한 응답과 같은 메시지라고 할 수 있다.
9788937463402

운명

임레 케르테스  | 민음사
10,800원  | 20160509  | 9788937463402
『운명』은 실제로 아우슈비츠, 부헨발트, 차이츠 강제 수용소를 어린 나이에 거쳤던 헝가리계 유대인 임레 케르테스가 오랜 침묵 끝에 13년간의 집필 기간을 걸쳐 완성해 낸 작품으로 부다페스트에 살던 열네 살 소년 죄르지가 갑작스럽게 타고 있던 버스에서 끌려나와 익숙했던 세계에서 갑자기 유리된 채 최악의 인간 조건으로 악명 높은 아우슈비츠에서 부헨발트, 차이츠 수용소를 거치면서 겪은 처참한 상황과, 그 안에서 찾아낸 담담한 일상과 순간의 행복을 대조하며 가장 비인간적인 세계 가운데 인간이 인간으로 성립하기 위한 최소의 조건이 무엇인지를 묘사하고 있다.
9788937463600

좌절

임레 케르테스  | 민음사
12,600원  | 20181130  | 9788937463600
홀로코스트 생존자이자 노벨 문학상 수상 작가 임레 케르테스의 소설 『좌절』. 대표작 《운명》이 이 세상에 출간되기까지 좌절과 희망을 담은, 책에 대한 책이다.
9781784872175

The Kaddish For An Unborn Child (Experiences from the Outside World)

임레 케르테스  | Vintage Books
17,500원  | 20170907  | 9781784872175
'A fine and powerful piece of work... Dark, at times cryptic, and hugely energetic' Irish Times "No!" It is how a middle-aged Hungarian-Jewish writer answers an acquaintance who asks him if he has a child, and it is how he answered his wife years earlier when she told him that she wanted one.
9788836659135

Lartigue | Kertesz

 | Silvana Editoriale
54,400원  | 20250123  | 9788836659135
- Accompanies an exhibition in Riccione, 22 November 2024 - 6 April 2025 This volume pays tribute to two masters of international photography, Jacques Henri Lartigue (1894-1986) and Andre Kertesz (1894-1985). Described as 'the greatest amateur photographer of the 20th century' and 'the inventor of photojournalism' as early as the 1960s, they are both characterised by a unique and highly personal aesthetic that set them apart from the main trends in photography of their time.
9780300260038

Andre Kertesz (Postcards from Paris)

Siegel, Elizabeth, Squirrell, Leonard, Penichon, Sylvie  | Art Institute of Chicago
77,900원  | 20211005  | 9780300260038
The first comprehensive study of these rare, influential objects, documenting a formative moment in the noted photographer's early career
9781933633534

Pathseeker

Kertesz, Imre  | Melville
0원  | 20210101  | 9781933633534
From the winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature for "writing that upholds the fragile experience of the individual against the barbaric arbitrariness of history ...." "Kertesz's work is a profound meditation on the great and enduring themes of love, death and the problem of evil, although for Kertesz, it's not evil that is the problem but good." John Banville, author ofThe Sea The acclaimed Hungarian Holocaust survivor Imre Kertesz continues his investigation of the malignant methodologies of totalitarianism in a major work of fiction. In a mysterious middleEuropean country, a man identified only as "the commissioner" undertakes what seems to be a banal trip to a nondescript town with his wifea brief detour on the way to a holiday at the seasidethat turns into something ominous. Something terrible has happened in the town, something that no one wants to discuss. With his wife watching on fearfully, he commences a perverse investigation, rudely interrogating the locals, inspecting a local landmark with a frightening intensity, traveling to an outlying factory where he confronts the proprietors ... and slowly revealing a past he's been trying to suppress. In a limpid translation by Tim Wilkinson, this haunting tale lays bare an emotional and psychological landscape ravaged by totalitarianism in one of Kertsz's most devastating examinations of the responsibilities of and for the Holocaust.
9783499253690

Roman eines Schicksallosen

Kertesz, Imre  | Rororo
0원  | 20210101  | 9783499253690
9780857420220

The Holocaust as Culture (A Conversation with Imre Kertesz)

Kertesz, Imre  | Univ of Chicago Pr
21,670원  | 20120615  | 9780857420220
Reflecting on Imre Kertesz's experiences of the Holocaust and the Soviet occupation of Hungary, this title likens the ideological machinery of National Socialism to the oppressive routines of life under communism.
9781935554295

Fiasco

Kertesz, Imre  | Melville House Publishing
27,370원  | 20110322  | 9781935554295
9783827007872

Eine, zwei, noch ein Geschichte

Kertesz, Imre  | Berlin
0원  | 20080201  | 9783827007872
Imre Kert?sz schreibt eine Geschichte. P?ter Esterh?zy schreibt eine zweite. Ingo Schulze schreibt noch eine. Zum ersten Mal sind die drei Geschichten, die sich auf kluge und bewegende Weise aufeinander beziehen, in einem Band zu lesen. Ein literarisches Ereignis. ?Es ist ein Kennzeichen großer Literatur, dass sie sich dem Ged?chtnis einpr?gt wie etwas selbst Erlebtes, vielleicht sogar noch besser einpr?gt, weil sie eine Pr?zision des Ausdrucks besitzt, wie es sie im Alltag selten gibt. Wir glauben, in der Literatur etwas wiederzuerkennen, ohne es selbst so klar formulieren zu k?nnen. Imre Kert?sz’ Erz?hlung Protokoll, eine Zugfahrt im Jahr 1991 von Budapest in Richtung Wien, traf mich aber auch deshalb, weil sie mir bewies, dass Charakter und das, was wir versch?mt ,ein großes Herz‘ nennen, f?r die Literatur eben doch entscheidend sind. P?ter Esterh?zys Erz?hlung Leben und Literatur beschreibt die gleiche Zugfahrt ein Jahr sp?ter. Der Ich-Erz?hler trifft auf kaum ver?nderte Umst?nde, doch sein Umgang mit der Grenze und ihren Kontrolleuren ist ein anderer. Im Vergleich werden auf so tragische wie komische Art und Weise Pr?gungen evident, die man leichthin Generationserfahrungen nennt. Was diese Unterschiede aber Tag f?r Tag, Stunde um Stunde bedeuten, das begreift man vielleicht hier. Und zugleich erz?hlt P?ter Esterh?zy davon, wie irritierend es ist, wenn man erlebt, wie das Leben die Literatur nachahmt. Diese Behauptung ließ sich leicht in eine Aufforderung umdeuten, selbst den Zug von Budapest nach Wien zu nehmen. Ich wollte, mir der Vermessenheit durchaus bewusst, meine Erfahrungen mit denen der beiden bewunderten Schriftsteller vergleichen, um mehr ?ber mich selbst und unsere Zeit zu erfahren. Heute sind die Grenzen f?r EU-Europ?er nicht nur durchl?ssig, sondern geradezu unsichtbar geworden. Doch f?r jene, die sie nicht passieren d?rfen, sind die Grenzen nach wie vor un?berwindbar, nur dass wir jene Grenzg?nger kaum noch sehen wollen und sie damit zu Unsichtbaren werden.“ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Imre Kert?sz writes a story. P?ter Esterh?zy writes a second. Ingo Schulze still writes a. For the first time, the three stories that relate to each other in an intelligent and moving way to read in a band. A literary event. "It is a mark of great literature that it is the memory imprints as some personal experiences, perhaps even impresses even better because it has a precision of expression, as they are rare in everyday life. We believe something recognizable in the literature, without being able to formulate it yourself so clear. Imre Kert?sz's story Protocol, a train ride in 1991 from Budapest to Vienna, but I also met because it proved to me that character and what we coyly, a big heart 'call for the literature just yet are crucial . P?ter Esterh?zy's life story and literature describes the same train journey a year later. The narrator encounters hardly changed circumstances, but his handling of the border and their controllers is another. Compared imprints are evident so tragically and comically way you casually called generation experience. What do these differences mean but after hour day after day, hour, maybe we can understand here. And at the same time told P?ter Esterh?zy of how irritating it is when you experience how life imitates literature. This claim could easily be reinterpreted in a call, even to take the train from Budapest to Vienna. I wanted the presumption quite aware compare my experiences with those of the two admired writers to learn more about myself and our time. Today, the boundaries for EU Europeans have not only become permeable, but downright invisible. But for those who can not pass up the borders are still insurmountable, just that we hardly even want to see those commuters and thus become invisible. "
9780714846200

Andre Kertesz

 | Phaidon Inc Ltd
0원  | 20060628  | 9780714846200
Andre Kertesz's (1894-1985) quest for authenticity made him one of the most influential photographers in the history of the medium. He photographed the street scenes of everyday life and created striking images, elevating ordinary life to exquisite art.
9781400078639

Fatelessness (Vintage International)

Kertesz, Imre  | Vintage Books
20,620원  | 20041207  | 9781400078639
At the age of 14 Georg Koves is plucked from his home in a Jewish section of Budapest and without any particular malice, placed on a train to Auschwitz. He does not understand the reason for his fate. He doesn’t particularly think of himself as Jewish. And his fellow prisoners, who decry his lack of Yiddish, keep telling him, “You are no Jew.” In the lowest circle of the Holocaust, Georg remains an outsider. The genius of Imre Kertesz’s unblinking novel lies in its refusal to mitigate the strangeness of its events, not least of which is Georg’s dogmatic insistence on making sense of what he witnesses–or pretending that what he witnesses makes sense. Haunting, evocative, and all the more horrifying for its rigorous avoidance of sentiment, Fatelessnessis a masterpiece in the traditions of Primo Levi, Elie Wiesel, and Tadeusz Borowski.
9781400078622

Kaddish for an Unborn Child 반양장

Kertesz, Imre  | Vintage Books USA
20,220원  | 20041109  | 9781400078622
The first word in this mesmerizing novel by the winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature is "No." It is how the novel's narrator, a middle-aged Hungarian-Jewish writer, answers an acquaintance who asks him if he has a child. It is the answer he gave his wife (now ex-wife) years earlier when she told him that she wanted one. The loss, longing and regret that haunt the years between those two "no"s give rise to one of the most eloquent meditations ever written on the Holocaust. As Kertesz's narrator addresses the child he couldn't bear to bring into the world he ushers readers into the labyrinth of his consciousness, dramatizing the paradoxes attendant on surviving the catastrophe of Auschwitz. Kaddish for the Unborn Child is a work of staggering power, lit by flashes of perverse wit and fueled by the energy of its wholly original voice. Translated by Tim Wilkinson
9780821226483

Andre Kertesz

Borhan,P.  | Little Brown
0원  | 20000601  | 9780821226483
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