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The faces / Tove Ditlevsen ; translated by Tiina Nunnally.
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9780241391914 (paperback)
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F DITL
Personal Name
Ditlevsen, Tove Irma Margit, 1917-1976
Uniform Title
Ansigterne.
Title
The faces / Tove Ditlevsen ; translated by Tiina Nunnally.
Production & Copyright Details
[London] : Penguin Books, 2020.
©1991
Physical Description
129 pages ; 20 cm
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Penguin modern classics
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First published as Ansigterne in Denmark 1968. This translation first published in the United States of America by Fjord Press 1991.
Translated from the Danish.
Summary Note
It's Copenhagen, 1968. Lise, a children's book writer and married mother of three, is becoming increasingly haunted by disembodied faces and taunting voices. Convinced that her housekeeper and husband are plotting against her, she descends into a terrifying world of sickness, pills and institutionalisation. But is sanity in fact a kind of sickness? And might mental illness itself lead to enlightenment? Brief, intense and haunting, Ditlevsen's novel recreates the experience of madness from the inside, with all the vividness of lived experience.
Subject - Topical Term
Mental illness -- Fiction
Subject - Geographic Name
Copenhagen (Denmark) -- Fiction
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Nunnally, Tiina, 1952-
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