Karen Blixen frasi celebri
Karen Blixen libro Capricci del destino
Capricci del destino, L'anello
Karen Blixen libro Capricci del destino
Capricci del destino, Il pescatore di perle
Karen Blixen libro Capricci del destino
Capricci del destino, Il pescatore di perle
Karen Blixen libro La mia Africa
Origine: La mia Africa, p. 74
Si aggirò a lungo per i boschi. "Stanotte" pensò "sto rendendo omaggio al grande dio Pan".
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Karen Blixen libro Capricci del destino
Capricci del destino, Il pescatore di perle
Karen Blixen libro Capricci del destino
Capricci del destino, Il pescatore di perle
“Sempre mi è parso
nobile l'indigeno
e insulso l'immigrato.”
Karen Blixen libro La mia Africa
Origine: La mia Africa, p. 24
Karen Blixen libro La mia Africa
Out of Africa
“I giorni furono difficili, ma le notti furono dolci.”
Origine: Citato in Vanni Beltrami, Breviario per nomadi, Voland.
Origine: Da Sette storie gotiche; citato in Primo Levi, I costruttori di ponti, in Ranocchi sulla luna e altri animali, Einaudi, 2014, p. 87.
Karen Blixen: Frasi in inglese
Karen Blixen libro La mia Africa
Out of Africa (1937)
Contesto: The true aristocracy and the true proletariat of the world are both in understanding with tragedy. To them it is the fundamental principle of God, and the key, the minor key, to existence. They differ in this way from the bourgeoisie of all classes, who deny tragedy, who will not tolerate it, and to whom the word tragedy means in itself unpleasantness.
“You know you are truly alive when you’re living among lions.”
Karen Blixen libro La mia Africa
Origine: Out of Africa
As quoted in Journey Through Womanhood: Meditations from Our Collective Soul (2002) by Tian Dayton
Origine: Babette's Feast and Other Anecdotes of Destiny
“our longing is our pledge, and blessed are the homesick, for they shall come home.”
Origine: Babette's Feast and Other Anecdotes of Destiny
Karen Blixen libro La mia Africa
Origine: Out of Africa
“I first began to tell tales to delight the world and make it wiser…”
Karen Blixen libro Capricci del destino
Anecdotes of Destiny (1953)
“My love was both humble and audacious, like that of a page for his lady…”
Karen Blixen libro Seven Gothic Tales
"The Old Chevalier"
Seven Gothic Tales (1934)
Karen Blixen libro La mia Africa
Out of Africa (1937)
Karen Blixen libro Seven Gothic Tales
"The Old Chevalier"
Seven Gothic Tales (1934)
Karen Blixen libro Seven Gothic Tales
"The Dreamers"
Seven Gothic Tales (1934)
Karen Blixen libro Seven Gothic Tales
"The Deluge at Norderney"
Seven Gothic Tales (1934)
Karen Blixen libro Winter's Tales
"Sorrow-Acre"
Winter's Tales (1942)
“The entire being of a woman is a secret which should be kept.”
Karen Blixen libro Last Tales
"The Cardinal's Third Tale"
Last Tales (1957)
As quoted in Voices: A Memoir (1983) by Frederic Prokosch
Karen Blixen libro Seven Gothic Tales
"The Deluge at Norderney"
Seven Gothic Tales (1934)
Karen Blixen libro Last Tales
"The Cardinal's First Tale"
Last Tales (1957)
Karen Blixen libro La mia Africa
Out of Africa (1937)
“Man and woman are two locked caskets, of which each contains the key to the other.”
Karen Blixen libro Winter's Tales
"A Consolatory Tale"
Winter's Tales (1942)
Karen Blixen libro La mia Africa
Out of Africa (1937)
Letter to her sister Elle (1923); later published in Letters from Africa: 1914-1931 (1981) edited by Frans Lasson, translated by Anne Born.
Karen Blixen libro La mia Africa
Out of Africa (1937)
Karen Blixen libro Capricci del destino
"Tempests"
Anecdotes of Destiny (1953)
