Dekameron (1. rész)
Száz novella
- Approximate level
- C1
- Length
- 81,984 words
- Reading time
- 6 h 50 min
- Chapters
- 42
- Language
- Hungarian
- On Project Gutenberg since
- 2018
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This collection of short stories by Mór Jókai offers a glimpse into nineteenth century Hungarian literature. The language is rich and descriptive, reflecting the stylistic nuances of the era. You will encounter complex sentence structures and a vocabulary that includes historical and atmospheric terms. The narrative style is introspective and occasionally whimsical, focusing on themes of memory and the passage of time. It is a demanding but rewarding read for those looking to deepen their understanding of classical Hungarian prose.
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Subjects
- Short stories, Hungarian
- Hungarian fiction -- 19th century
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