by Elfriede Jelinek · Edições Asa · tapa blanda · ISBN 9789892300474
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Set in Vienna in the late 1950s, this work by Nobel Prize winner Elfriede Jelinek presents a raw and disturbing portrait of an arrogant and violent youth. The story follows a group of teenagers who, driven by boredom and contempt, decide to attack defenseless people in city parks, reflecting the moral decay of an Austrian society marked by a hidden Nazi past and latent prejudices. With incisive and direct prose, the author explores brutality as a form of empty rebellion against a hypocritical social environment.
