- The floating bridge of dreams - Junichiro Tanizaki Jean-Jacques Tschudin - Books

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  • THE FLOATING PNT DREAMS  

    The floating bridge of dreams (Paperback)
    Playback is very agréble with delicacy, like any these Chinese or Japanese authors I never tire reading.
  • Praise of the love of a son for his mother  

    The floating bridge of dreams (Paperback)
    Through a reflection on the image of the woman is a beautiful eulogy of maternal and filial love.
  • Family History 2  

    The floating bridge of dreams (Paperback)
    Good little romance than Tanizaki which takes its title from a poem once said of the Gengi and the title of the Hero intimate diary. In this short story, we find a family in which the relationships are not simple. The mother dies early, but it is rep
  • Mom! Let me sleep with you!  

    The floating bridge of dreams (Paperback)
    The main character of the story, Tadasu, `a great pleasure to address the events of the past and try to revive them one by one. ' The events of the past mainly revolve around the physical and psychic bond between a child and his mother, embodied here
  • A great author 1  

    The floating bridge of dreams (Paperback)
    Tanizaki is a great, nay, a great author. I had discovered the "Cutter reeds." A clear written. Strength and quality of incredible description. I, who have rarely found a seductive French author, I devoured Tanizaki (and continues to do so) with
  • CAMERA 5  

    The floating bridge of dreams (Paperback)
    In this new, Tanizaki describes a closed session between a son and his father and two successive wives with the same first name, resembling nothing so much and having Tadasu with the son, a relationship that holds motherhood and carnal (without inces
  • Tanizaki and descriptions ...  

    The floating bridge of dreams (Paperback)
    It is good news that Tanizaki wrote there: his talent for descriptions is really present and immerses us tremendously in the atmosphere of the house, the garden and the nearby places (I really had the impression of be in the novel in these passages!)