Rugiuose Prie - Bedugnes Pdf ~repack~

„Rugiuose prie bedugnės“ (angl. The Catcher in the Rye) – 1951 m. pasirodęs amerikiečių rašytojo Džeromo Davido Selindžerio romanas, tapęs tikra paauglių ir jaunimo „biblija“. Kūrinys pasakoja apie šešiolikmečio Houldeno Kolfildo išgyvenimus Niujorke, jo vidinį maištą prieš visuomenės netikrumą bei baimę žengti į suaugusiųjų pasaulį. Knygos siužetas ir pagrindinis veikėjas

1. Bibliographic snapshot

| Item | Details | |------|---------| | Title | Rugiuose prie Bedugnes (literally “Rugiuose near Bedugnė”) | | Author | Often listed as Julius Šulionis (1899‑1973), a local historian and collector of oral traditions from the Samogitia (Žemaitija) region. Some editions attribute the text to the Akmenės raštų draugija (Akmenė Archive Society). | | Publication year | 1971 (first edition) – re‑issued in 1999 by the Lithuanian Institute of History as part of the Krašto kultūros šaltiniai series. | | Publisher | Akmenės raštų draugija (Akmenė Press) – a small, regional publisher that produced many monographs on local history in the 1960‑80s. | | Format | 8‑page pamphlet, printed on low‑grade paper, often bound with a simple black‑and‑white cover. Later digitised as a PDF (≈ 150 KB). | | Language | Lithuanian (with occasional archaic Samogitian dialect terms). | | Subject | – Historical settlement patterns around the Bedugnė marshland.
– Folk legends, place‑name etymology, and a brief description of the Rugiuose estate (a now‑defunct manor).
– Demographic data from the 1921 and 1939 censuses. | | ISSN/ISBN | None (unregistered pamphlet). | | Copyright status | The work is still under copyright in Lithuania (author died 1973, life‑plus‑70 years → expires 2043). Therefore, full reproduction is restricted, but short excerpts and scholarly discussion are permissible under Lithuanian “fair use” provisions and the EU’s Copyright Directive for research/education. | Rugiuose Prie Bedugnes Pdf

“The abyss does not call you to leap. It calls you to wake up.” „ Rugiuose prie bedugnės “ (angl

Holden’s deceased younger brother. His death from leukemia when Holden was thirteen serves as the underlying trauma that fuels Holden's instability. Jane Gallagher: Some editions attribute the text to the Akmenės