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Death And The Dervish (Writings From An Unbound Europe),Used
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Death And The Dervish Is An Acclaimed Novel By Bosnian Writer Mesa Selimovic. It Recounts The Story Of Sheikh Nuruddin, A Dervish Residing In An Islamic Monastery In Sarajevo In The Eighteenth Century During The Ottoman Turk Hegemony Over The Balkans. When His Brother Is Arrested, He Must Descend Into The Kafkaesque World Of The Ottoman Authorities In His Search To Discover What Happened To Him. He Narrates His Story In The Form Of An Elaborate Suicide Note, Regularly Misquoting The Koran. In Time, He Begins To Question His Relations With Society As A Whole And, Eventually, His Life Choices In General.Hugely Successful When Published In The 1960S, Death And The Dervish Is An Enduring Classic Made Into A Feature Length Film In 1974.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is the main theme of 'Death and the Dervish'? A: The main theme of 'Death and the Dervish' revolves around existentialism and the struggle against oppressive societal structures, as the protagonist Sheikh Nuruddin questions his life choices and relationships while navigating the complexities of the Ottoman authorities.
- Q: Who is the author of 'Death and the Dervish'? A: 'Death and the Dervish' is authored by Mesa Selimovic, a renowned Bosnian writer known for his profound exploration of philosophical and societal issues.
- Q: What is the setting of the novel? A: The novel is set in an Islamic monastery in Sarajevo during the eighteenth century, a time when the Ottoman Empire had significant control over the Balkans.
- Q: Is 'Death and the Dervish' available in different formats? A: Yes, 'Death and the Dervish' is available in paperback format, providing a tangible reading experience.
- Q: How many pages does 'Death and the Dervish' have? A: 'Death and the Dervish' consists of 473 pages, offering an in-depth narrative that captures the complexities of its themes.
- Q: When was 'Death and the Dervish' published? A: 'Death and the Dervish' was published on August 14, 1996, and is considered a classic of Bosnian literature.
- Q: What literary style is 'Death and the Dervish' written in? A: The novel employs a narrative style reminiscent of an elaborate suicide note, blending elements of existential philosophy with a critique of societal norms.
- Q: Is there a film adaptation of 'Death and the Dervish'? A: Yes, 'Death and the Dervish' was adapted into a feature-length film in 1974, further extending its influence beyond literature.
- Q: What can readers expect from the character development in the novel? A: Readers can expect profound character development as Sheikh Nuruddin evolves from a passive observer to an individual who critically examines his existence and relationships.
- Q: What makes 'Death and the Dervish' a significant literary work? A: 'Death and the Dervish' is significant for its deep philosophical insights, exploration of the human condition, and its critical perspective on authority and oppression, making it a timeless classic.