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“The Time of the Doves”- Rodoreda

Hi everyone, this week’s reading was “The Time of the Doves” by Mercè Rodoreda. I found this book a little slow but reading about wartime from a female perspective was interesting. The descriptions of war were heartbreaking; when Natalia almost felt s…

Posted in Blogs | Tagged with death, love, motherhood, war

“The Time of the Doves”- Rodoreda

Hi everyone, this week’s reading was “The Time of the Doves” by Mercè Rodoreda. I found this book a little slow but reading about wartime from a female perspective was interesting. The descriptions of war were heartbreaking; when Natalia almost felt s…

Posted in Blogs | Tagged with death, love, motherhood, war

Reflection – The Time Of The Doves by Mercè Rodoreda

 The Time Of The Doves was probably my favourite book we have read so far in this class. The book covers some dark topics and is not a particularly happy one and shows a resilient protagonist who is brought to her breaking point, who is then able …

Posted in Blogs | Tagged with Barcelona, Catalan, death

Reflection – The Time Of The Doves by Mercè Rodoreda

 The Time Of The Doves was probably my favourite book we have read so far in this class. The book covers some dark topics and is not a particularly happy one and shows a resilient protagonist who is brought to her breaking point, who is then able …

Posted in Blogs | Tagged with Barcelona, Catalan, death

Week VII – Mr. Control Freak Had To Go!

After a long (but much-needed) break, I, Giaan Deol, am back to talk about the crazily depressing, but nonetheless beautifully written, The Time of the Doves by Mercè Rodoreda. And, surprise surprise, I am again in complete awe of the talent, range, story-building skills, structure, tone, and so much more exuded by another brilliant female author. […]

Posted in Blogs, Rodoreda | Tagged with blog, death, melancholy, revolution, war

“Time of the Doves”: One of the Books of All Time

“Time of the Doves” is an oddly peaceful and happy sounding name for this book. From the title, I would have thought this book was about a happy wedding or about a conflict coming to an end where everyone holds hands and sings Kumbaya. This novel, was quite the opposite. I found this novel quite […]

Posted in Blogs, Rodoreda | Tagged with death, dilemma, doves, love, marriage

The Time Of The Doves by Mercè Rodoreda

The time of the doves is the read for week 7 and I have a lot of things to share with you guys! Definitely my favorite read of this course so far. Initially, reading it, I felt more irritated than anything while reading the first part of the novel. Nat…

Posted in Blogs | Tagged with children, death, marriage, The Time of The Doves, war

The Time Of The Doves by Mercè Rodoreda

The time of the doves is the read for week 7 and I have a lot of things to share with you guys! Definitely my favorite read of this course so far. Initially, reading it, I felt more irritated than anything while reading the first part of the novel. Nat…

Posted in Blogs | Tagged with children, death, marriage, The Time of The Doves, war

Suffering and Emotion in Time of the Doves

Hello everyone! Hopefully, you all had a great reading week and enjoyed reading The Time of the Doves by Mercè Rodoreda. This novel is a story full of emotion and hurt detailing the protagonist Natalia’s life through the Spanish civil war. The novel is written in a way that folds the emotion into the words […]

Posted in Blogs | Tagged with books, children, coping, death, doves, emotion, fiction, Historical Fiction, merce Rodoreda, sadness, Suffering, Time of the Doves

Reflection – Deep Rivers by José María Arguedas

 Deep Rivers by José María Arguedas gives a violent and ugly depiction of life while at the same immersing you in the beauty of the world and the natural world. The author spends significant time creating a detailed depiction of the vivid Peruvian…

Posted in Blogs | Tagged with death, identity, Peru, society

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