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O romance Bambi. Eine Lebensgeschichte aus dem Walde (1923), de Felix Salten, não é apenas a história fantasiosa de um jovem corço que, desde cedo, foi instruído pela mãe sobre os perigos e mistérios da floresta. Trata se, principalmente, da história do seu crescimento, na qual o fluir do tempo ocupa uma posição central, na medida em que define os ciclos da vida e determina a inevitabilidade da morte. Com o passar do tempo, o pequeno corço amadurece e cedo se apercebe de que tudo na vida é transitório. Na sua dura luta pela sobrevivência, Bambi vê no ser humano o seu principal inimigo, mas em breve descobre que ele é igualmente um ser frágil e mortal. Estes e outros aspetos – com destaque para as representações da floresta e das relações entre os seres que a habitam – conferem a este romance um carácter intemporal e universal e justificam o êxito de que ainda hoje goza a nível mundial.
The novel Bambi. Eine Lebensgeschichte aus dem Walde (1923), by Felix Salten, is not just the fanciful story of a young deer which, from an early age, was instructed by its mother about the dangers and mysteries of the forest. It is mainly the story of its growth, in which the flow of time occupies a central position, as it defines the cycles of life and determines the inevitability of death. As time goes by, the little buck matures and early realizes that everything in life is transitory. In its hard struggle for survival, Bambi sees the human being as its main enemy, but it soon finds out that he is also fragile and mortal. These and other aspects – it is worth highlighting the representations of the forest and of the relationship among the beings that inhabit it – give this novel a timeless and universal character and justify the success that it still has worldwide.
The novel Bambi. Eine Lebensgeschichte aus dem Walde (1923), by Felix Salten, is not just the fanciful story of a young deer which, from an early age, was instructed by its mother about the dangers and mysteries of the forest. It is mainly the story of its growth, in which the flow of time occupies a central position, as it defines the cycles of life and determines the inevitability of death. As time goes by, the little buck matures and early realizes that everything in life is transitory. In its hard struggle for survival, Bambi sees the human being as its main enemy, but it soon finds out that he is also fragile and mortal. These and other aspects – it is worth highlighting the representations of the forest and of the relationship among the beings that inhabit it – give this novel a timeless and universal character and justify the success that it still has worldwide.
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Bambi Natureza Sobrevivência Ser humano Nature Survival Mankind
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