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Theovo putovanje

Catherine Clement

Theo's Journey by Catherine Clément is a novel about growing up, the search for identity and spiritual maturation. Following Theo's journey through different religions and cultures, the work promotes understanding, tolerance and dialogue.

The novel Theo's journey by the French writer Catherine Clément follows a fourteen-year-old boy Theo who, due to a serious illness, embarks on an unusual journey with his aunt Martha. Instead of the usual tourist tour, the two visit different countries, cities and religious communities so that Theo gets to know the world's major religions and their customs. During his travels, he meets members of Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism and other religious traditions and directly listens to their interpretations of faith, life and the world.

Through conversations, rituals and encounters, Theo gradually develops his own understanding of spirituality, learns to respect differences and realizes that many religions, despite their differences, share common values ​​such as compassion, love, peace and helping others. His illness remains an important backdrop to the story as it prompts him to reflect on the meaning of life, suffering and hope.

The novel combines an adventure plot with philosophical and religious reflections and encourages the reader to be open to other cultures and beliefs. Catherine Clément brings complex topics to young readers in a simple and accessible style, emphasizing the importance of tolerance, mutual understanding and dialogue between people of different beliefs.

Original title
Le voyage de Théo
Translation
Ana Prpić
Editor
Seid Serdarević
Graphics design
Vanja Cuculić
Dimensions
22 x 14 cm
Pages
581
Publisher
Hena Com, Zagreb, 2000.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover.
Language: Croatian.

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition
 

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