ISBN: 9781635421781 - beirut 2020: diary of the collapse (32 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. At the start of the summer of 2020, in a Lebanon ruined by economic crisis and inflation, in an exhausted Beirut rising up for true democracy while the world was paralysed by the coronavirus, Charif Majdalani set about writing a journal. He intended to bear witness to this terrible, confusing time, to confront it with his experience, his reflections, and his emotions - and perhaps he also hoped to endure it through writing. This chronicle of suffocation and collapse collided on August 4 with the explosion of 2,750 tons of ammonium nitrate in the port of Beirut. From then on, it became a record of the catastrophe and the resulting outburst. Originally published in French as Beyrouth 2020: Journal d'un effondrement in 2020 by Actes Sud, Arles, France--Title page verso. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Soft cover. Condizione: New. Told in elegant, evocative prose, a devastating and necessary testament to the August explosion that thoughtfully examines the crises that preceded it and its aftermath. At the start of the summer of 2020, in a Lebanon ruined by economic crisis and political corruption, in an exhausted Beirut still rising up for true democracy while the world was paralyzed by the coronavirus, Charif Majdalani set about writing a journal. He intended to bear witness to this terrible, confusing time, and perhaps endure it by putting it into words. Using small, everyday interactions--with fellow restaurant patrons, repairmen, the father of his wife's patient, a young Syrian refugee--as openings to address larger systemic problems, he explains how events in Lebanon's recent history led to this point. Then, on August 4, the explosion of 2,750 tons of ammonium nitrate in the port of Beirut devastated the city and the country. Majdalani's chronicle suddenly became a record of the catastrophe, which left more than two hundred dead and thousands injured, and the massive public outcry that followed. In the midst of the senseless chaos and grief, however, he continues to find cause for hope in the kindness and resilience of those determined to stay and rebuild. …

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. At the start of the summer of 2020, in a Lebanon ruined by economic crisis and inflation, in an exhausted Beirut rising up for true democracy while the world was paralysed by the coronavirus, Charif Majdalani set about writing a journal. He intended to bear witness to this terrible, confusing time, to confront it with his experience, his reflections, and his emotions - and perhaps he also hoped to endure it through writing. This chronicle of suffocation and collapse collided on August 4 with the explosion of 2,750 tons of ammonium nitrate in the port of Beirut. From then on, it became a record of the catastrophe and the resulting outburst. Originally published in French as Beyrouth 2020: Journal d'un effondrement in 2020 by Actes Sud, Arles, France--Title page verso. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - World Literature Today Notable Translation of the Year PopMatters Best Book of the Year Told in elegant, evocative prose, a devastating and necessary testament to the August explosion that thoughtfully examines the crises that preceded it and its aftermath. At the start of the summer of 2020, in a Lebanon ruined by economic crisis and political corruption, in an exhausted Beirut still rising up for true democracy while the world was paralyzed by the coronavirus, Charif Majdalani set about writing a journal. He intended to bear witness to this terrible, confusing time, and perhaps endure it by putting it into words. Using small, everyday interactions--with fellow restaurant patrons, repairmen, the father of his wife's patient, a young Syrian refugee--as openings to address larger systemic problems, he explains how events in Lebanon's recent history led to this point. Then, on August 4, the explosion of 2,750 tons of ammonium nitrate in the port of Beirut devastated the city and the country. Majdalani's chronicle suddenly became a record of the catastrophe, which left more than two hundred dead and thousands injured, and the massive public outcry that followed. In the midst of the senseless chaos and grief, however, he continues to find cause for hope in the kindness and resilience of those determined to stay and rebuild.…

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Kartoniert / Broschiert. Condizione: New. &Uumlber den AutorCharif Majdalani was born in Lebanon in 1960 and is one of the most important figures in Lebanese literature today. After living in France for thirteen years, he returned to Lebanon in 1993 and now teaches Frenc.