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Stracone zludzenia / Wielki czlowiek z prowincji w Paryzu

By: Honoré de Balzac
Narrated by: Michal Breitenwald
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Wchodzaca w sklad monumentalnego cyklu "Komedia ludzka" powiesc o mlodym poecie z prowincji, który przybywa do Paryza i od wewnatrz poznaje srodowisko literatów i dziennikarzy. Okazuje sie, ze w tym bezwzglednym swiatku cynizm, interesownosc i smak wladzy nad konsumentami sztuki to najwyzsze wartosci. Z poczatku pelen wiary w moc pióra Lucjan Chardon de Rubempré stopniowo traci zludzenia i sam ulega obowiazujacym tutaj regulom. Ostatnia ostoja uczciwosci jest jego przyjaciel prowadzacy drukarnie w rodzinnym Angoulême.

O ile 1 czesc pt. "Dwaj poeci" jest o perypetiach zwiazanych z dzialalnoscia drukarska, "Wielki czlowiek z prowincji" zawiera przede wszystkim krytyke paryskich ukladów.

Please note: This audiobook is in Polish.
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