What a noise it was - Eugène Ionesco

Welcome to an amazing world of absurdity and philosophy with What a Noise It Was from the great Eugène Ionesco, the celebrated French playwright. Our platform provides a unique opportunity to download both a digital book and an audiobook of this landmark work, which raises questions about the nature of man, society and the meaninglessness of being.

"What a noise it was" - Content:

This work by Ionesco is a collection of three philosophical plays: "Jacques, or Submission," "Pollen," and "Impresa, or Thunderstorm Noise." In each of them, the author touches on important questions about human life, society and the place of man in the world, using absurd situations and humor to convey his ideas.

Why should I download "What a noise it was"?

1. Philosophical depth: Ionesco explores philosophical questions in his works, causing readers to reflect on the meaning of life, society and human nature.

2. Humor and absurdity: While Ionesco's works contain serious themes, they are also full of absurd situations and humor, making them easy and engaging to read.

3. Literary heritage: These plays are considered classics of absurd theater and had a significant impact on literature and theater of the 20th century.

4. Audio version: If you prefer to listen to works, our audiobook is voiced by experienced actors, which adds emotion and expressiveness to the performance.

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Eugène Ionesco's "What a Noise It Was" is a literary work that will strike you with its depth and absurdity, making you reflect on the meaning of being and the place of man in the world. Download it today and take a trip through the pages of this unique collection of plays that will not leave you indifferent and leave deep traces in your literary soul.

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