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Pnin
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Vladimir Nabokov's "Pnin" is a comic novel that tells the story of Timofey Pnin, a Russian émigré professor who struggles to adapt to life in America.
The novel is known for its witty prose, its exploration of themes of identity and alienation, and its portrayal of a deeply flawed and sympathetic character.
Nabokov's masterful use of language and his ability to create a memorable and engaging protagonist make this a rewarding read.
The novel's exploration of themes of exile and the search for belonging resonates with readers today.
The book's blend of humor and pathos provides a rich and engaging reading experience.
The novel is known for its witty prose, its exploration of themes of identity and alienation, and its portrayal of a deeply flawed and sympathetic character.
Nabokov's masterful use of language and his ability to create a memorable and engaging protagonist make this a rewarding read.
The novel's exploration of themes of exile and the search for belonging resonates with readers today.
The book's blend of humor and pathos provides a rich and engaging reading experience.
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as a book to be read alongside Freud's works.

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as one of the books he assigns in his immigrant fiction class.

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als weniger bekanntes Werk des Autors neben "Lolita" erwähnt, beschreibt es einen Professor, der in die USA kommt und dort mit kulturellen Unterschieden zu kämpfen hat.

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