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Prekrasnai͡a i trevozhnai͡a kniga o bunte i tabu, nasilii i chuvstvennosti, a glavnoe - o boleznennykh metamorfozakh dushi. Ënkhe i ee muzh veli samui͡u obychnui͡u, razmerennui͡u zhiznʹ, poka ona ne nachala videtʹ koshmary. Snovidenii͡a - navi͡azchivye obrazy krovi i zhestokosti - muchai͡ut Ënkhe. Chtoby ochistitʹ soznanie, ona polnostʹi͡u otkazyvaetsi͡a ot mi͡asa. Ėtot malenʹkiĭ akt nepovinovenii͡a vskryvaet neprochnostʹ ee braka i zapuskaet t͡sepochku vse bolee strannykh sobytiĭ. Otmechennyĭ kritikami vsego mira roman "Vegetarianka" - ėto mrachnai͡a, kafkianskai͡a allegorii͡a o vlasti, navazhdenii i borʹbe, kotorui͡u vedet zhenshchina, zhelai͡ushchai͡a osvoboditʹsi͡a ot nasilii͡a snaruzhi i vnutri sebi͡a. . Pereizdanie kulʹtovogo koreĭskogo romana v novoĭ redakt͡sii. - Avtor - laureat Nobelevskoĭ premii po literature (2024). Roman "Vegetarianka" prines pisatelʹnit͡se Mezhdunarodnyĭ Buker (2016). - Kniga voshla v spisok "100 luchshikh romanov XXI veka" po versii The New York Times i stala odnoĭ iz luchshikh knig goda po versii Wall Street Journal, Time, Elle, The Economist i dr. - "Slozhnyĭ, pugai͡ushchiĭ vzgli͡ad na to, kak, kazalosʹ by, prostye reshenii͡a mogut povlii͡atʹ na mnozhestvo zhizneĭ. . . V mire, gde zhenskoe telo postoi͡anno nakhoditsi͡a pod pristalʹnym vnimaniem, zhelanie glavnoĭ geroini ischeznutʹ vnutri sebi͡a kazhetsi͡a pugai͡ushche znakomym" - Vanity Fair.

A beautiful and disturbing book about rebellion and taboos, violence and sensuality, and most importantly, about the painful metamorphoses of the soul. Yonghe and her husband led a very ordinary, measured life until she started having nightmares. Dreams – obsessive images of blood and cruelty – torment Yonghe. To clear her mind, she completely refuses meat. This small act of defiance exposes the fragility of her marriage and sets off a chain of increasingly strange events. Critically acclaimed novel "Vegetarian" is a dark, Kafkaesque allegory about power, obsession and the struggle waged by a woman who wants to free herself from violence outside and inside herself. . A new edition of the iconic Korean novel. – The author is the winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature (2024). The novel "The Vegetarian" won the International Booker Prize for the writer (2016). – The book was included in the list of the "100 best novels of the 21st century" by The New York Times and became one of the best books of the year by the Wall Street Journal, Time, Elle, The Economist, etc. - "A complex, frightening look at how seemingly simple decisions can affect many lives. . . In a world where the female body is constantly under intense scrutiny, the main character's desire to disappear inside herself seems frighteningly familiar." — Vanity Fair.