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Πέερ Γκιντ

Author: Henrik Ibsen

Peer Gynt, the only son of the impoverished widow Aase, is known in his village for his tall tales. He recounts fantastical exploits to his mother and dreams of wealth and titles.

He claims to climb...

Peer Gynt, the only son of the impoverished widow Aase, is known in his village for his tall tales. He recounts fantastical exploits to his mother and dreams of wealth and titles.

He claims to climb the dangerous ridge of the mountains to hunt reindeer, accompanied by the devil, elves, and various other marvelous creatures known only from fairy tales. During...

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  • Language Greek
  • Number of pages Number of pages 494
  • Cover Cover Soft
  • Year of publication Year of publication 2019
  • Publisher Publisher Okeanida
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Peer Gynt, the only son of the impoverished widow Aase, is known in his village for his tall tales. He recounts fantastical exploits to his mother and dreams of wealth and titles.

He claims to climb the dangerous ridge of the mountains to hunt reindeer, accompanied by the devil, elves, and various other marvelous creatures known only from fairy tales. During a wedding in his village, Peer Gynt sacrifices his love for Solveig. He becomes enchanted by a girl who is about to marry.

He kidnaps the rich bride and then abandons her, hiding in the forest to escape from his pursuers. To redeem himself and allow the marriage, he is urged to renounce his humanity and become a troll, that is, an elf, like the bride and the rest of the kingdom.

Peer's ambition, although great, is not enough to make him accept the proposal. Thus, he acquires many deadly enemies. Only his mother and the young Solveig remain by his side. Aase dies at an advanced age, but after the appearance of a mysterious woman who haunts him and forces him to leave his homeland, he loses Solveig as well.

He leaves for America, where he becomes rich and famous...

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Author
Henrik Ibsen
Publisher
Okeanida
Language
Greek
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
494
Release Date
10/2019
Publication Date
2019
Award
-
Dimensions
14x23.5 cm
Art Movement
Modernism, Surrealism, Hyperrealism
Art Albums
Yes
ISBN-13
9789604108541

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Peer Gynt, the only son of the impoverished widow Aase, is known in his village for his tall tales. He recounts fantastical exploits to his mother and dreams of wealth and titles.

He claims to climb the dangerous ridge of the mountains to hunt reindeer, accompanied by the devil, elves, and various other marvelous creatures known only from fairy tales. During a wedding in his village, Peer Gynt sacrifices his love for Solveig. He becomes enchanted by a girl who is about to marry.

He kidnaps the rich bride and then abandons her, hiding in the forest to escape from his pursuers. To redeem himself and allow the marriage, he is urged to renounce his humanity and become a troll, that is, an elf, like the bride and the rest of the kingdom.

Peer's ambition, although great, is not enough to make him accept the proposal. Thus, he acquires many deadly enemies. Only his mother and the young Solveig remain by his side. Aase dies at an advanced age, but after the appearance of a mysterious woman who haunts him and forces him to leave his homeland, he loses Solveig as well.

He leaves for America, where he becomes rich and famous...

Manufacturer

Author
Henrik Ibsen
Publisher
Okeanida
Language
Greek
Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
494
Release Date
10/2019
Publication Date
2019
Award
-
Dimensions
14x23.5 cm
Art Movement
Modernism, Surrealism, Hyperrealism
Art Albums
Yes
ISBN-13
9789604108541

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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