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    Urbi et orbi - Poeme (Poems) - Ediţie bilingvă (Bilingual edition)
    Urbi et orbi - Poeme (Poems) - Ediţie bilingvă (Bilingual edition)
    Urbi et orbi - Poeme (Poems) - Ediţie bilingvă (Bilingual edition)
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    Urbi et orbi - Poeme (Poems) - Ediţie bilingvă (Bilingual edition)

    By Contu Aurel, Sr

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    Autorul abordează realitatea direct, fără menajamente, într-o notă personală, de anvergură, restabilind adevărul asupra ideilor controversate, învăluindu-le în mister sau punându-le la îndoială ori de câte ori are prilejul. Uneori, cu un umor disimulat, foarte aproape de scarcasm, ia în derâdere teama omului în faţa morţii, confruntărille dramatice ale acestuia cu încercările vieţii, desenând, din vârful peniţei, un tablou vizionar amplu asupra întregii problematicii ale lumii

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherContu Aurel, Sr
    Release dateJun 14, 2016
    ISBN9781311150677
    Urbi et orbi - Poeme (Poems) - Ediţie bilingvă (Bilingual edition)

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