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Wladimir Bartol

    24 de febrero de 1903 – 12 de septiembre de 1967

    La obra literaria de Vladimir Bartol profundiza en las complejidades de las relaciones humanas y los aspectos más oscuros de la psique. Su prosa es célebre por su atmósfera intensa, su rico simbolismo y su profunda profundidad filosófica. Bartol exploró temas existenciales y dilemas humanos con una precisión que impulsa a la introspección al lector. Su estilo distintivo se caracteriza por su rigor analítico y una penetrante visión de la naturaleza humana.

    Wladimir Bartol
    Alamut
    • Alamut

      • 437 páginas
      • 16 horas de lectura

      The story of Hasan Sabbah, the Castle of Alamut, the assassins, and the paradise gardens unfolds in 11th century Iran. Sabbah, who declares himself a prophet, devises a cunning plan to establish dominance by transforming a select group of individuals into suicide assassins. Within the paradise he creates, beautiful slaves encounter a new reality that alters their lives unexpectedly. Sabbah constructs a virtual heaven filled with beautiful women, lush gardens, wine, and hashish, convincing his young warriors that they can enter this paradise if they obey his commands. This small army, dedicated to his cause and willing to embrace death and kill for it, aims to intimidate the ruling class. Sabbah manipulates the purity of his followers, using their devotion to religion for his political ambitions. The doors to power are now wide open for him.

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