Doğu Batı Yayınları Faust (Full Text)

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First, bards, whose names have been lost to history, told this fiery tale in folk legends. Then the literaries discovered it, while looking for interesting stories in the old chronicles. Who didn't sharpen their pencil to whisper a person's secret pact with the devil to their son? But the most immortal among them was goethe's faust, who shouted the gospel and the curse as if shaking all souls. Faust became the first major work to herald the tragedy of modernity. It was a battle of wills, where it was unclear who was winning and who was deceiving whom. The summary of the story was: the devil challenged god, knowing the end of the war. Because there could be no angel who didn't know the story of creation. However, when a person who forgets their own story intervenes, this challenge turned into a big question mark. Maybe not for the devil, but definitely for humans... the devil is a question mark, the spirit is a question mark, humans: a series of question marks in a row... And as soon as the eternal revolution of man on earth begins, the period of negotiations and possible compromises made on the soul also opens. There was no who was unaware of this agreement. He was always a part of the bargain. Perhaps that's why everyone who wants to read this story should be extremely careful, as the ear is cut off in this tale: "who is faust?" Did he give his soul to satan? "what kind of agreement was that?""isn't listening to ourselves from others our favorite profession?" So, let's listen to goethe, who narrates a theme that everyone is familiar with, burdening the shoulders of a character whose life has become legendary. . . To faust, the immortal work to which he dedicated his entire life. . . Author: johann wolfgang von goethe

Title of the book: faust

Original title: goethe's faust Translator: i̇clal cankorel [german]

Prepared by: taşkın taşış, mirze mehmet zorbay, harun ak

Cover design: mr. z & z

Cover design application: free iron

Series information: doğu batı yayınları - 73 Literature series - 11

Printing information: 10. Edition / september 2021 [1. [printed / december 2011]

page count: 575

isbn: 978-975-8717-77-4

cover image: detail from "cercle: de studio literarum" by orance fine?, (1536). I?c? Image: faust and mephistopheles' satanic pact Detail from its antlas?, illustration: julius nisle, (1840). Dimensions: 13.5 x 21

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