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    The Bonnet (inbunden, eng)

    A beautifully written and moving story about the power of tradition and the importance of women’s stories.  The Bonnet, the first work of...
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      A beautifully written and moving story about the power of tradition and the importance of women’s stories.  The Bonnet, the first work of prose by Slovak poet Katarína Kucbelová, defies easy pigeonholing: both political and personal, it is a work of literary reportage, a quest for one’s roots, a critical exploration of folk art and, not least, social commentary on the coexistence of the Slovak majority and the Roma minority, offering a nuanced and sympathetic look at the lives of Roma people in Slovakia, and raising important questions about the nature of prejudice and discrimination.

      Over two years, the author made regular visits to the remote village of Šumiac in Slovakia to learn the dying craft of bonnet making from one of its last practitioners, Il’ka, an elderly local woman who in the process became her mentor in more ways than one. Through the parallel stories of Il’ka and the narrator’s grandmother, The Bonnet also offers a subtly feminist reading of the position of women in rural Europe from the early twentieth century to the present day.


      Format Inbunden
      Omfång 224 sidor
      Språk Engelska
      Förlag Seagull Books London Ltd
      Utgivningsdatum 2024-09-10
      ISBN 9781803093529

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      • Format Inbunden
      • Antal sidor 224
      • Språk Engelska
      • Utgivningsdatum 2024-09-10
      • ISBN 9781803093529
      • Förlag Seagull Books London Ltd

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      • Format Inbunden
      • Antal sidor 224
      • Språk Engelska
      • Utgivningsdatum 2024-09-10
      • ISBN 9781803093529
      • Förlag Seagull Books London Ltd
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