| Abstrakt: |
Olga tokarczuk, the nobel laureate in literature, has captivated readers with her intricate narratives that delve into the depths of human experiences. She captures the complex and nuanced experiences that often elude easy articulation. The fragmented structure of her novels mirrors the fragmented nature of contemporary experience, reflecting the disorienting effects of globalization and rapid technological change. Her characters are constantly on the move, traversing physical and psychological boundaries, and their identities in flux. The article demonstrates how tokarczuk masterfully portrays the complexities of identity, power, and social change, inviting readers to critically engage with the forces that shape our understanding of the world. It further highlights tokarczuk's contribution to contemporary fiction by capturing the zeitgeist of our era, marked by displacement, fragmented identities, and ecological concerns. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
