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xKnut Hamsun's Pan, written while he lived in Paris, is a work of great beauty and simplicity, heavily influenced by Dostoevsky. Set in Nordland, the novel follows Thomas Glahn, a solitary hunter accompanied by his dog Esopo, who lives in a hut in northern Norway. His quiet existence is disrupted by the arrival of the mysterious Edvarda. Despite many varied interpretations, the novel remains an enigma, as the author himself described.
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xPages: 196
Format: Paperback
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