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The Canterbury Tales. Part ІІ Geoffrey Chaucer
This is the first Ukrainian translation of The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer (c. 1343–1400), a masterpiece of the classic English literature. The Canterbury Tales is a collection of stories told by pilgrims on a pilgrimage to the tomb of Saint Thomas Becket in Canterbury. The narrators include representatives of almost all strata of the English society of the time, and their stories, very diverse thematically, offer a good glimpse of their lifestyle. In a way, The Canterbury Tales can be read as an encyclopedia of the life of the medieval society. In addition to its brilliant and uniquely ironic style, this masterpiece creates a vibrant and infinitely kind account brimming with boundlessly faith in humankind. It is striking in its extraordinary ability to admire even the most horrible traits its characters may exhibit. The present edition is illustrated with fragments of the Ellesmere Manuscript (1410).
Additional information
Product code: 00216
ISBN: 978-617-664-154-4
Publish year: 2019
Genre: Fiction literature, Poetry
Age categories: Adult
Cover: Hardcover
Size: 20×13 см
Illustrations: Colour and Black & white
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Reviews
The Best Books of the Year Were Announced at the Publishers Forum in Lviv
19.09.2019
On September 19, in Lviv, at the Palace of Arts, the results of the country’s main book award — BookForum Best Book Award — were announced. Geoffrey Chaucer’s book “The Canterbury Tales. In Two Volumes” won in the nomination “Classical Foreign Literature in Ukrainian Translation”.
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Ukrainian Book of the Year Rating
25.12.2019
A
four-day expert session of the Book of the Year Rating has identified
the shortlists of the most booming editions of 2019. We start publishing
them from the shortlist of “eternal” books — the best novelties of
classics.
Andrii Kuk-Knyholiub
06.11.2019
I confess that Chaucer destroyed my ideas about medieval literature (the work was written around 1400). Up to now, I have thought it’s something extremely boring, separate from real life. It has turned out to be really not true.
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Oksana Dumanska
25.05.2019
If, in the text of a published book, you come across both irony and burlesque, you want to start your review of it with a joke. When Geoffrey Chaucer wrote “A Treatise on the Astrolabe” for his son, relying on ancient Arab astronomical clever-cleverness, he did not think that it would be in Lviv publishing house with such an “astronomical” name that his “Canterbury Tales” would be published — for the first time in Ukrainian.
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Winners of BookForum Best Book Award Are Announced in Lviv
20.09.2019
The
winner in the nomination Classical Foreign Literature in the Ukrainian
Translation is the two-volume “Canterbury Tales” by Geoffrey Chaucer,
the Astrolabe Publishing.
The 5 Most Important Translation Books of 2019 That You May Not Have Noticed
Selection of the literary critic Yevhen Stasinevych
04.12.2019
This may seem like a conservative posture, but a similar thesis is rather a statement of fact: perhaps the best translated prose of the year was the translation of the age-old — it’s also “dusty” — classics. Both the words “classics” and “translation” are important here. First, Chaucer is one of the real, not fictional, parents of all subsequent European prose, though he wrote a rough volume of novelettes in verse.
Read the continuation here.Geoffrey Chaucer. The Canterbury Tales. Parts І, ІІ
29.05.2019
The first Ukrainian translation of the masterpiece by Geoffrey Chaucer, a classic of English literature (c. 1343–1400). This is a collection of stories that pilgrims, who have decided to go on pilgrimage to St. Thomas Beckett’s Tomb in Canterbury, tell each other.
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Awkward Texts for Politically Correct West. Why The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer Are Worth Reading
Illya Prokopenko
25.10.2019
58 years old Maksym Strikha has been translating the Canterbury Tales by an English poet of the fourteenth century, Geoffrey Chaucer, in five years. Two volumes of novelettes in verse and prose have been published by the Astrolabe Publishing in Lviv. The total volume is 1072 pages.
Read the continuation here.Book Lviv: How It Is Worth to Replenish Your Home Library
By Marta Hosovska
24.09.2019
First, it is such a long-awaited and the first in time Ukrainian translation of a masterpiece by Geoffrey Chaucer, a classic of English literature. Maksym Strikha has done such a tremendous amount of work and a translation of such quality (though I scarsely am well-versed in Old English) that one can only bow low before him and wait for his new translations.
Read the continuation here.The Best Ukrainian Books of 2019 According to PEN
Natalia Bushkovska
26.12.2019
Last year, the PEN Ukraine Non-Governmental Organization, created to protect freedom of speech and authors’ rights, introduced a tradition — in the last days of December PEN shares with you a list of the best Ukrainian books of the year. In the Foreign Literature nomination there are even two editions of the Astrolabe Publishing: a two-volume novel by Jacek Dukaj and the two-volume “Canterbury Tales” by Geoffrey Chaucer.
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