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Original Title:	Kürk Mantolu Madonna
ISBN:	9753638027 (ISBN13: 9789753638027)
Edition Language:	Turkish
Characters:	Raif Bey, Maria Puder
Setting:	Ankara(Turkey) Berlin(Germany)

Kürk Mantolu Madonna Paperback | Pages: 160 pages

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Her gün, daima öğleden sonra oraya gidiyor, koridorlardaki resimlere bakıyormuş gibi ağır ağır, fakat büyük bir sabırsızlıkla asıl hedefine varmak isteyen adımlarımı zorla zapt ederek geziniyor, rastgele gözüme çarpmış gibi önünde durduğum "Kürk Mantolu Madonna"yı seyre dalıyor, ta kapılar kapanıncaya kadar orada bekliyordum. Kimi tutkular rehberimiz olur yaşam boyunca. Kollarıyla bizi sarar. Sorgulamadan peşlerinden gideriz ve hiç pişman olmayacağımızı biliriz. Yapıtlarında insanların görünmeyen yüzlerini ortaya çıkaran Sabahattin Ali, bu kitabında güçlü bir tutkunun resmini çiziyor. Düzenin sildiği kişiliklere, yaşamın uçuculuğuna ve aşkın olanaksızlığına dair, yanıtlanması zor sorular soruyor.

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Title	:	Kürk Mantolu Madonna
Author	:	Sabahattin Ali
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 160 pages
Published	:	February 1998 by Yapı Kredi Yayınları (first published 1943)
Categories	:	Asian Literature. Turkish Literature. Fiction. Classics. Cultural. Turkish

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Ratings: 4.45 From 35955 Users | 2353 Reviews

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This one really took me by surprise, there was a point in the beginning where I came very close to putting it down but I pushed through and ended up loving it.Set in 1920's Berlin we follow the story of a young Turkish man as he tries to make his way in the world. Whilst exploring Berlin's streets, bars and galleries he stumbles across a painting of a woman which changes the course of his life. He finds this painting to be so captivating that he spends most of his free time visiting the gallery

Alas, this one didn't speak to me. And, given the (extraordinarily) high numerical Goodreads reader ratings, I have to assume I was an outlier in failing to see the hidden beauty buried in this slim volume. Sadly (no pun intended), whatever poignancy there was in this little tragedy was - for the most part - lost on me.Maybe I just read it at the wrong time - in my life, of the month, or... who knows. My sense is that I just wasn't fully in the mood for - or open to getting sucked into - this

The pain of losing something precious be it earthly happiness or material wealth can be forgotten over time. But our missed opportunities never leave us, and every time they come back to haunt us, we ache." (p. 154)My attention was drawn to Sabahattin Alis Madonna in a Fur Coat thanks to this compelling review in The Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/books/201...According to the above-mentioned review, Sabahattin Alis Madonna in a Fur Coat (*) which was first published in 1943 has become

4 and a half stars.This is a tricky one to review. It's not a new story (it was originally written in the 40s), nor is it especially original: I think star-crossed lovers must be the oldest story in the world. But this one is written with such melancholy, longing, introspection and quiet passion that it turned out to be unlike any story of love lost I have read before.A quiet, very lonely young man from Turkey goes to Berlin in the late 1920s, in order to study so he can eventually take over his

One of my favorite books. Actually, maybe, my favorite book.I always apprecited Sabahattin Ali's pessimism even though i'm a hardcore optimist.This book brings a new meaning to the "impossible love story"..The thing is, i didn't know about this book.When i was in high school there was a band and i was in love with their music.The best song ot theirs was "Kürk Mantolu Madonna".Then i searched and found this book.I immediatly bought it, then read it in one breath. (i don't know if this is the

This was beautiful in all its layers. In other hands, Efendi's apathy towards the world would have gnawed on my nerves, but in Ali's deft hands Efendi is sympathetic and complex. Thank god, because every time I'm harsh on these characters it's always in the back of my mind that it's only because I see myself reflected in them. And I did see myself in Efendi, but... my hero, and I believe Ali's intended true hero, was Maria Puder, or the Madonna in a Fur Coat. Efendi falls in love with the self

"Unsettling and Exasperating" This is a book of love, friends and loss. It explores the depths of your mind to find the true meaning of life. Raif is a man of hidden emotions. This novel explores the emotions and ups and downs of Raif's life, by a co-worker. At the end Raif realizes "Life is a game that is only played once , and I lost". I've never before read a book with the deep mentality of this book.