Bernardin de Saint-Pierre – Paul et Virginie 1991 Turkish Book Turkey
Description:
This is the 1991 Turkish edition of Paul et Virginie (Pol ile Virjini) by Bernardin de Saint-Pierre, published by Gendaş Yayınevi. First published in 1788, the novel tells the story of Paul and Virginie, two children who grow up together in the idyllic natural surroundings of the island of Mauritius. Their innocent childhood friendship gradually develops into love, but their peaceful existence is eventually disrupted by separation, social expectations and tragic events. The novel is celebrated for its romantic atmosphere and its themes of love, innocence, nature and fate.
Paul and Virginie grow up in a simple life close to nature, far removed from the artificial conventions of society. As they mature, their relationship develops into a deep love, but Virginie is eventually sent away to Europe, separating the two young lovers. Her return leads to the novel's tragic climax, transforming what begins as an idyllic pastoral romance into a deeply moving story of love and loss.
For collectors, this 1991 Gendaş Yayınevi edition is an appealing Turkish edition of one of the enduring classics of French literature. Although this edition contains no interior illustrations, its early-1990s publication date gives it a distinctive period character and makes it an interesting example of the continued publication of classic European literature in Turkish. For collectors of vintage Turkish books, French literary classics and Turkish editions of world literature, this edition of Paul et Virginie offers a charming addition to a specialized collection.
Key Features:
• Author: Bernardin de Saint-Pierre
• Original Title: Paul et Virginie
• Turkish Title: Pol ile Virjini
• Publisher: Gendaş Yayınevi
• Publication Year: 1991
• Language: Turkish
• Genre: Classic Literature; Romance; French Literature
• Illustrations: No interior illustrations
• Collector Appeal: 1991 Turkish edition of Bernardin de Saint-Pierre's celebrated classic. An attractive collectible for enthusiasts of vintage Turkish literature, classic French novels and Turkish editions of world literature.