Jacobsen (Libros)

Jacobsen Libros

Jacobsen se erigió como uno de los escritores daneses más influyentes, creando una obra concisa que explora profundamente las complejidades de la sexualidad humana, la libertad y la búsqueda de significado en un mundo implacable. Sus novelas y cuentos, a menudo ambientados en contextos históricos, ahondan en temas como el deseo de independencia, el conflicto entre la fe y la duda, y la tragedia de la soledad. Jacobsen empleó magistralmente un tono melancólico, soñador y naturalista que deja una impresión duradera en el lector.

Niels Lyhne

152 páginas
6 horas de lectura

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According to Johan de Mylius of the Danish Royal Library, Jens Peter Jacobsen and particularly his novel Niels Lyhne, a naturalist work, was a "poet associated with the so-called 'modern breakthrough' in Danish literature in the 1870s. . . . Jacobsen's immediate importance was his status as the 'writer of his generation.' With the novel Niels Lyhne (1880) he voiced the disoriented and confused rejection of the old values, Romanticism's dream and religion. . . . Like the single volume of short stories Jacobsen published in 1882, three years before he died of tuberculosis, both novels are unique in an age of realism on account of their highly charged, atmospheric prose and almost lyrical style."