The Name of the Rose - Umberto Eco (El País Edition)
Delve into one of the 20th century's masterpieces of world literature. The Name of the Rose, the celebrated and unforgettable debut novel by Italian intellectual Umberto Eco, is a fascinating combination of medieval chronicle, detective story, and historical erudition that has captivated millions of readers worldwide.
This meticulously crafted edition, part of the prestigious Historical Novel collection from El País, features the iconic minimalist cover depicting a red rose protected by a spiraling thorny stem. An essential piece to enrich any personal library.
🌟 Key Features
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Title: The Name of the Rose
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Author: Umberto Eco
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Publisher / Collection: El País - Historical Novel
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Genre: Historical novel / Mystery / Ecclesiastical intrigue
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Language: Spanish
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Format: Paperback (or binding depending on stock)
📖 Book Synopsis
Set in the winter of 1327, under the protection of an imposing Benedictine abbey in northern Italy, the story follows the astute Franciscan monk William of Baskerville and his young disciple Adso of Melk. What initially begins as a diplomatic mission to organize a theological meeting quickly transforms into a dark criminal investigation.
A series of mysterious and macabre deaths among the monks points to the monumental and labyrinthine abbey library, a jealously guarded place where forbidden secrets are hidden. William must use his sharp wit, logic, and scientific method to unravel an enigma surrounded by fanaticism, heresy, and ecclesiastical conspiracies.
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