Description
In the first book of his autobiographical trilogy, Liberated Language , in which he traces the foundations of his organic relationship with language and literature, Elias Canetti describes the enriching atmosphere of multiculturalism and multilingualism while struggling to survive in the difficult periods of the Balkan wars, as well as the childhood and early youth period that was damaged by migrations and losses, with all its naturalness. , conveys his words without mincing words. He writes with a deep literary perspective and introspection about the traumas he tried to overcome in different European cities such as Ruse, Vienna, Zürich and Manchester, and his struggle for self-realization without realizing it in the pursuit of intellectual acts.
An enthusiastic communion that makes the reader share the deepest memories that shaped the personality of the competent writer of contemporary German literature and the first experiences that led to the discovery of his literary genius and writing talent...