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Cecità
by José Saramago · Einaudi · tapa blanda · 315 pages
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Pages: 315 pagesAuthor: José SaramagoPublisher: EinaudiFormat: tapa blandaLanguage: itRelease date: 1/1/1996ISBN: ISBN 9788806148669
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Synopsis of Cecità
Cecità es una de las novelas más célebres de José Saramago, una poderosa parábola sobre la naturaleza humana. La historia comienza cuando un hombre pierde la vista repentinamente mientras espera en un semáforo, marcando el inicio de una epidemia de 'mal blanco' que se extiende rápidamente por toda la ciudad. Los afectados son confinados en un manicomio bajo condiciones infrahumanas, donde la degradación y la lucha por la supervivencia revelan tanto la crueldad como la solidaridad de los individuos. A través de esta ceguera colectiva, Saramago explora la fragilidad de la civilización y la pérdida de los valores éticos en situaciones de crisis. La obra es una crítica profunda a la sociedad contemporánea, sugiriendo que, aunque tengamos ojos para ver, a menudo estamos ciegos ante la realidad y el sufrimiento de los demás.
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José Saramago was a Portuguese writer who received the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1998. His allegorical work, written in a prose that breaks typographic conventions, is one of the most acclaimed in contemporary European literature.
1922–2010Since 194730 titles published79 writing
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