Oleg Kryshtal

To The Singing of Birds (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

" SINGING of BIRDS " is OUT OF TIME!

A professional writer sits down to his work with the dream of worldwide recognition. Someday. But now and then, a truly ingenious book flows from the pen of someone who makes no claim to be a writer at all. Yet such is the mastery of their subject and originality of thought that the result is a minor masterpiece. The 'The Singing of Birds' is such a book.

Oleg Kryshtal is a world-famous neurophysiologist, one of the few who has gained the reputation as one of the all-time greats in his own lifetime. His collection of novel-essays "Singing of Birds" illustrates the imperfections, shortcomings, twists, and turns of the human mind described with a combination of postmodern irony, anecdotes, humour, sadness, and his view of the human individual's thirst for life, the real meaning of which has yet to be found. Life is a way of finding oneself and it is often an uncertain and sometimes painful process. A groping through darkness. Yet a very few have been able to tap into the power of the unconscious mind - which we all have - and fly to unimaginable heights. A Mozart. An Einstein. The people we refer to as 'a genius'. This ability the author refers to as 'talking in a Metalanguage' It is an art given to very few.

'Singing of Birds' is a unique take on the phenomenon of genius. Prepare for a journey of revelations.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Oleg Kryshtal
• Erscheinungstermin: 17. Dezember 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798201017743
• Artikelnr.: 63160400

Autorenporträt

Oleg Krishtal is a world-famous neuroscientist, one of the very few our contemporaries included in the list of top scientists and scholars of modern times.

In addition to his internationally known research papers, he wrote two fiction books, both published in the leading Russian literary magazines:

1) The novel "Homunculus" (awarded with the gold medal "For the best novel of the year 1995"). In 2000, the novel was published in France under the title "Moi et Mon Double".

2) The novel-essay "To the Singing of Birds", which is a breath-taking combination of postmodern irony, confessional insights, humor, anguish, joyous and sad recollections, and love of life the sense of which yet to be found.