Frases de Jan Neruda
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Jan Neruda
Data de nascimento: 9. Julho 1834
Data de falecimento: 22. Agosto 1891
Outros nomes:Jan Nepomuk Neruda
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Jan Nepomuk Neruda foi um poeta, contista, dramaturgo e novelista checo, um dos principais representantes do realismo checo e membro da chamada Escola de Mayo. Sua obra mais reconhecida é Contos de Malá Strana , livro de relatos sobre a pequena burguesia de Praga, cujo lugar é um bairro calmo.
Seu nome serviu de inspiração para o nome de pena do escritor chileno Pablo Neruda.
Principais obras
Hřbitovní kvítí , 1857
Knihy veršů , 1867
Zpěvy páteční , 1869
Povídky malostranské 1877, ISBN 0-8371-9344-3
Písně kosmické , 1878
Balady a romance ", 1878–83
Prosté motivy , 1883
Citações Jan Neruda
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„I hear there are people who actually enjoy moving. Sounds like a disease to me - they must be unstable. Though it does have it’s poetry, I’ll allow that. When an old dwelling starts looking desolate, a mixture of regret and anxiety comes over us and we feel like we are leaving a safe harbor for the rolling sea. As for the new place, it looks on us with alien eyes, it has nothing to say to us, it is cold.“
— Jan Neruda, Prague Tales
„The two men were greedily hunched over the table, like two wolves disputing a carcass, but their muttered speech in the echoing hall resembled more the grunting of pigs. One was less than a wolf: he was a public prosecutor. The other was more than a pig, he was a chief commissioner of police.“
— Jan Neruda, Prague Tales
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„The Kammerlicht: Explanations of the Impressions Left Upon Various and Sundry Natures by Dreams as Interpreted According to Tribe, and of the Numbers to be Staked in Lotteries in Conformity with the Meanings of Said Dreams.. says … there are eight ‘tribes’ of dreams and of the eight only the fifth is genuine. Tribe 8 are dreams emanating directly from evil spirits. Tribe 7 are dreams granted to the virtuous as direct revelations. Tribe 6 are dreams from roots planted in disease (fever and such). Tribe 5 are dreams that come to those who have taken no food before retiring and are of a healthy & tranquil disposition.“
— Jan Neruda, Prague Tales
