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Átkozott józanság!

by Géza Gárdonyi

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"Átkozott józanság!" by Géza Gárdonyi is a novel written in the early 20th century. The story appears to explore themes of existentialism and the human experience through the lens of the main character's introspection and reflections on life, societal norms, and personal relationships. The narrative hints at a profound exploration of emotional disconnection and the meaning of joy. The opening of the novel introduces the setting where the protagonist, an old gentleman and a Székely, embark on a project by the Danube River. As they observe the natural landscape, they encounter a young man who has attempted suicide. The scene is rich with descriptions of the landscape and the interactions between the characters, revealing the old man's contemplative nature and sense of duty to help others. The story delves into the introductory character's complex views on joy, despair, and the burdens of existence, setting the stage for deeper philosophical discussions as the narrative unfolds.

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Hungarian (Magyar)
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