Ida Vitale Byobu recensie en informatie over de inhoud van dit boek uit Uruguay. Op 1 december 2021 verschijnt bij uitgeverij Charco Press deze Engelse vertaling van een boek van de Uruguayaanse schrijfster Ida Vitale.
Ida Vitale Byobu recensie en informatie
Als de redactie het boek leest, kun je op deze pagina de recensie en waardering vinden van Byobu, Het boek is geschreven door Ida Vitale. Daarnaast zijn hier gegevens van de uitgave en bestelmogelijkheden opgenomen. Bovendien kun je op deze pagina informatie lezen over de inhoud dit boek van de uit Uruguay afkomstige schrijfster Ida Vitale.
Byobu
- Schrijfster: Ida Vitale (Uruguay)
- Soort boek: Uruguayaanse novelle
- Engelse vertaling: Sean Mannig
- Uitgever: Charco Press
- Verschijnt: 1 december 2021
- Omvang: 85 pagina’s
- Uitgave: paperback / ebook
Flaptekst van het boek van Ida Vitale
Byobu is an intimate work filled with poetry and knowledge, densely interwoven without pretension, born of a single force: curiosity. As a book, it’s representative of the modesty and complexity of Vitale’s poetic universe. Byobu (from the Japanese word byōbu meaning literally a ‘wind wall’, i.e. a folding screen) is the protagonist in this treatise on the senses comprised of thirty-three contemplative episodes and a final section of aphoristic thoughts. Bybou is less a physical character, than a spiritual one, a consciousness revealing its rich inner world, which is, in fact, driven by its meticulous attention to our rich outer world. The insights afforded the readers certainly lead them to see Byobu as a folding screen behind which resides his universe of behaviours, worries, curiosities, pleasures, peculiarities, and efforts to understand.
Ida Vitale (Uruguay, 1923) is a poet, translator, essayist, and literary critic. In 2018, she was just the fifth woman to receive the prestigious Miguel de Cervantes Prize, the highest recognition for literature in Spanish. In addition to the Cervantes Prize, she has also received the FIL Literature Prize (2018), Max Jacob Prize (2017), Federico García Lorca Poetry Prize (2016), Reina Sofía Poetry Prize (2015), Alfonse Reyes Prize (2014), and Octavio Paz Prize (2009), as well as many other honours, including being named by the BBC as one of the 100 most influential women of 2019.