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Piemme
Editions Book - Pages 210
Format : 13x21
Year: 2010
Stories of women bought, sold, deceived by the perfidy of man, ostentatious and exploited as mere objects of pleasure. Female victims of a law that wants slaves, which deprives them of all dignity, which deprives them of the inalienable right to love. Women trodden, despised, betrayed. Like flowers of the powder.
In the four stories of Gibran, in his poems, thoughts and love letters, some never published in Italy, Gibran sings his love for women, his condemnation of laws and traditions that deprive these delicate flowers of their soul and their light.
Gibran In these texts, all translated directly from Arabic by Hafiz Haidar, resonates throughout the poem, the emotion and power that animate the pages of the immortal prophet. And the words are transformed into a dazzling ode to life and love.
Khalil Gibran was a versatile artist and an intellectual. Of Lebanese origin, moved to America with his parents where he had since his youth a brilliant success as a painter. The next European acquaintances and meeting with the best of philosophy and world religions stimulated his poetic and thoughtful and allowed him to realize his great wisdom in a series of masterpieces. The Prophet, the best known, comes from a vast knowledge gained in a life devoted to the culture of all backgrounds.
DELLO STESSO AUTORE DI "Come Fiori nella Polvere"
Il Profeta
Quando l'Amore Chiama Seguilo
Il Profeta
Il Profeta
Pensieri e meditazioni
NOVITÀ DI QUESTA CATEGORIA
Il Gioco dell'Angelo
Il Cavaliere che Aveva un Peso sul Cuore
Zanna Bianca
L'Evoluzione of Calpurnia
Wonder of Pellicano
I Love
Ti Amo
The Friend Found
The Embrace
The Heart Behind the Mask
Piemme
Editions Book - Pages 210
Format : 13x21
Year: 2010
Stories of women bought, sold, deceived by the perfidy of man, ostentatious and exploited as mere objects of pleasure. Female victims of a law that wants slaves, which deprives them of all dignity, which deprives them of the inalienable right to love. Women trodden, despised, betrayed. Like flowers of the powder.
In the four stories of Gibran, in his poems, thoughts and love letters, some never published in Italy, Gibran sings his love for women, his condemnation of laws and traditions that deprive these delicate flowers of their soul and their light.
Gibran In these texts, all translated directly from Arabic by Hafiz Haidar, resonates throughout the poem, the emotion and power that animate the pages of the immortal prophet. And the words are transformed into a dazzling ode to life and love.
Khalil Gibran was a versatile artist and an intellectual. Of Lebanese origin, moved to America with his parents where he had since his youth a brilliant success as a painter. The next European acquaintances and meeting with the best of philosophy and world religions stimulated his poetic and thoughtful and allowed him to realize his great wisdom in a series of masterpieces. The Prophet, the best known, comes from a vast knowledge gained in a life devoted to the culture of all backgrounds.
DELLO STESSO AUTORE DI "Come Fiori nella Polvere"
Il Profeta
Quando l'Amore Chiama Seguilo
Il Profeta
Il Profeta
Pensieri e meditazioni
NOVITÀ DI QUESTA CATEGORIA
Il Gioco dell'Angelo
Il Cavaliere che Aveva un Peso sul Cuore
Zanna Bianca
L'Evoluzione of Calpurnia
Wonder of Pellicano
I Love
Ti Amo
The Friend Found
The Embrace
The Heart Behind the Mask
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