Dersú Uzalá
By: Arsenʹev, V. K. (Vladimir Klavdievich) [author.].
Contributor(s): Hernández Ranera, Sergio [translator.] | Sanz Redondo, Rubén.
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BookSeries: Akal bolsillo: 246.; Akal bolsilloSerie Clásicos de la literatura eslava: Publisher: Tres Cantos, Madrid, España Ediciones Akal, S.A. [2011]Description: 1 online resource.Content type: text Media type: computer Carrier type: online resourceISBN: 9788446036050; 8446036053.Uniform titles: Dersu Uzala. Spanish (Hernández Rivera) Subject(s): Ussuri River Valley (Russia and China) -- Description and travel | Natural history -- Ussuri River Valley (Russia and China) | Dersu Uzala | Arsenʹev, V. K. (Vladimir Klavdievich), 1872-1930 -- Travel -- Ussuri River Valley (Russia and China)Genre/Form: Electronic books.DDC classification: 915.770483 Online resources: Disponible en Digitalia Summary: Arseniev describes three explorations in the Ussurian taiga along the Sea of Japan above Vladivostok, beginning with his first encounter of the solitary aboriginal hunter named Dersu, a member of the Gold tribe, who thereafter becomes his guide. Each expedition is beset with hardship and danger: through blizzard and flood and assorted deprivations, these two men forge an exceptional friendship in their mutual respect for the immense grandeur of the wilderness. But the bridges across language, race and culture also have limitations, and the incursion of civilization exacts its toll. Dersu the Trapper is at once a witnessing of Russia's last frontier and a poignant memoir of rare cross-cultural understanding.
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Arseniev describes three explorations in the Ussurian taiga along the Sea of Japan above Vladivostok, beginning with his first encounter of the solitary aboriginal hunter named Dersu, a member of the Gold tribe, who thereafter becomes his guide. Each expedition is beset with hardship and danger: through blizzard and flood and assorted deprivations, these two men forge an exceptional friendship in their mutual respect for the immense grandeur of the wilderness. But the bridges across language, race and culture also have limitations, and the incursion of civilization exacts its toll. Dersu the Trapper is at once a witnessing of Russia's last frontier and a poignant memoir of rare cross-cultural understanding.
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