Mileva Einstein, Teoria de la Tristeza - Drakulic, Slavenka
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Mileva Einstein was not only Albert Einstein's first love, wife and mother of children, but also one of the first European women to study physics. As a scientist she collaborated in her husband's discoveries mainly in the field of mathematics, where her knowledge surpassed his. With this novel based on real events, Slavenka Drakulic' draws the overwhelming portrait of a woman who fought against her physical deficiencies, who never gave up, but who could not have a brilliant career as a mathematician, although she was undoubtedly an exceptional talent. Mileva Einstein, who came to Switzerland…mehr

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Mileva Einstein was not only Albert Einstein's first love, wife and mother of children, but also one of the first European women to study physics. As a scientist she collaborated in her husband's discoveries mainly in the field of mathematics, where her knowledge surpassed his. With this novel based on real events, Slavenka Drakulic' draws the overwhelming portrait of a woman who fought against her physical deficiencies, who never gave up, but who could not have a brilliant career as a mathematician, although she was undoubtedly an exceptional talent. Mileva Einstein, who came to Switzerland to study science from the countryside, who had support among scientists, gave up her career for her famous husband and, later, for her children. The novel about Mileva Einstein is a novel of pain, of how to face life's misfortunes, how to live and survive, how to be a woman and not lose your sanity. Mileva Einstein: A Theory of Sadness is a novel in which the author brilliantly immerses the reader in the life of the protagonist, to identify with her problems, her struggles, her sorrows and joys.
Autorenporträt
Slavenka Drakulic¿periodista y escritora, nació en Rijeka (Croacia) en 1949. Se licenció en Literatura y Sociología por la Universidad de Zagreb. Escribe tanto en croata como en inglés y algunos de sus libros han sido traducidos a más de veinte lenguas. En sus libros periodísticos ha tratado temas como la vida cotidiana durante el socialismo, las guerras en la antigua Yugoslavia y Europa. Debutó en 1984 con la recopilación de ensayos Smrtni grijesi feminizma (Los pecados mortales del feminismo), una de las primeras obras feministas de Europa del Este. Le siguieron libros periodísticos como How we survived communism and even laughed (Cómo sobrevivimos al socialismo e incluso nos reímos), No matarían ni una mosca: criminales de guerra en el banquillo, Cafe Europa y Basne o komunizmu (Fábulas sobre el comunismo). En sus obras literarias, Slavenka Drakulic¿ se ocupa del cuerpo femenino, la enfermedad y los traumas. Ha escrito sobre mujeres creativas que vivieron con artistas de fama mundial. Entre sus novelas, se cuentan Hologrami straha (Hologramas del miedo), Piel de mármol, Como si yo no estuviera, El sabor de un hombre y Mileva Einstein, teoría de la tristeza. Vive entre Croacia y Suecia. Publica artículos, columnas y análisis políticos en periódicos y revistas tanto croatas como internacionales.