Veronika Decides To Die Rezensionen und Bewertungen
Veronika beschließt zu sterben ist ein veröffentlichter Roman des brasilianischen Schriftstellers Paulo Coelho. Veronika Decides to Die | Coelho, Paulo | ISBN: | Kostenloser Versand für alle Bücher mit Versand und Verkauf duch Amazon. Veronika Decides to Die | Coelho, Paulo, Paulo Coelho | ISBN: | Kostenloser Versand für alle Bücher mit Versand und Verkauf duch Amazon. Veronika beschließt zu sterben (Originaltitel auf Portugiesisch: Veronika decide morrer) ist ein veröffentlichter Roman des brasilianischen Schriftstellers. Veronika beschließt zu sterben (Originaltitel: Veronika Decides to Die) ist ein US-amerikanischer Spielfilm der Regisseurin Emily Young. Der Film basiert auf. Inhaltsangabe zu "VERONIKA DECIDES TO DIE". When Paulo Coelho (The Alchemist) was a young man, his parents had him committed to mental hospitals three. Veronika Decides to Die von Paulo Coelho Taschenbuch bei taprackbang.eu bestellen. ✓ Bis zu 70% günstiger als Neuware ✓ Top Qualität ✓ Gratis Versand ab.
Jaidee at 14 - 1 star- "really weird and kind of boring" Jaidee at 19 - 3 stars- "Wow that Veronika is one cool and sexi chick. Coelho sells so many damn books.
View all 26 comments. For people who are concerned only superficially with the subject complex, the book is perhaps quite suitable.
I found it very terrible and failed, especially in face of the fact that the approach could have a lot of potential, but this novel was not for me.
View all 6 comments. Oct 11, Xandra rated it did not like it Shelves: books , , by-men , latin-american , humour. The best way to describe this book is: it makes no sense whatsoever.
Of course, you may say: "Well, Xandra, Paulo Coelho is a profound man, a philosopher. Not everyone gets him.
I can't possibly argue with that. Veronika is a young Slovenian woman who decides to kill herself because her youth is almost gone and the world is a fucked up place.
Yes, she is Slovenian. What do you mean why? I don't know why! I guess it's more exotic this way. Shut up! Ugh, I'm talking to myself The best way to describe this book is: it makes no sense whatsoever.
Ugh, I'm talking to myself again. Paulo Coelho is driving me nuts! So, yeah, she overdoses on sleeping pills, but, unfortunately for us all , she doesn't end up six feet underground, but in a mental institution where she is told she only has one week to live.
I actually laughed out loud at that. Who wouldn't? You then follow her interactions with a bunch of uninteresting characters, a schizophrenic guy named Eduard being one of them.
Actually, no. I'm not fair. Eduard is not a totally uninteresting guy. He's a little kinky and funny and creepy because he likes watching Veronika masturbate while she plays the piano.
Didn't see that coming. I mean, Eduard never talks, he's basically a recluse, but after this scene these two weirdos inexplicably fall in love.
And this isn't even the best part. The best part is the ending. Veronika isn't sick, it was all a freakish experiment you know, in the name of science and of course it worked because now Veronika doesn't want to die anymore and she's gonna live happily ever after with her rich creepy boyfriend Eduard.
I'm waiting for "Veronika Decides to Die - a graphic novel". View all 19 comments. Aug 19, Barbara rated it liked it. Veronika, an attractive year-old woman living in Ljubljana, Slovenia, has loving parents, an okay job, decent boyfriends, and so on.
However she's tired of her routine life and tries to commit suicide. Veronika's attempt fails and she wakes up in Villete, a local mental hospital.
There Veronika is told that her suicide attempt has severely damaged her heart and she has about a week to live. Liberated from worries about going on with life - and learning that mental patients are free to exhibit Veronika, an attractive year-old woman living in Ljubljana, Slovenia, has loving parents, an okay job, decent boyfriends, and so on.
Liberated from worries about going on with life - and learning that mental patients are free to exhibit any behavior they like - Veronika decides to interact with some fellow patients.
She befriends Mari, who has panic attacks; Zedka, who is depressed; and Eduard, a catatonic schizophrenic who seems to enjoy Veronika's piano playing.
Meanwhile, Dr. Igor, the head psychiatrist, studies Veronika and the other patients at Villete to test his theory that a body substance called "vitriol" causes mental illness.
By the end of the book Veronika's presence at Villete causes many of the patients to change their attitudes about their own mental illness as well as how they want to live their lives.
The book seems to accurately describe the behavior of some mentally ill people but I thought the depiction of the patients was generally superficial and provided little insight into true mental disorders.
However some of the characters are interesting and the story is okay. I'd mildly recommend the book to readers interested in mental health.
View all 4 comments. One word: liberating! Divided into 27 unnamed chapters, this book talks about Veronica, someone who has got everything in her life that noth8ng matters to her anymore.
She thinks she has got everything what a human needs to be happy and gets tired of a monotonous life of having everything.
Somehow One word: liberating! Somehow she gets saved and ends up in a hospital ward to recover after having spent 5 days in the ICU. The story begins after this.
She experiments things what others would hesitate to do so; she lives for herself; puts herself first; learning about herself in the process.
She is not afraid of her past, or her future. She just experiences the present moment. In the end, all she does is to live at the moment; loves someone without the fear of being alone.
Just read it! Apr 19, Liz rated it did not like it Shelves: fiction. This was really the worst book I've ever read. I got about 60 pages away from the end before I realized that I didn't care about any of the characters and just wanted Veronika to die and get it over with.
I think the worst part for me is that the author chose to write the second chapter about himself. Generally speaking, I think it's admirable that he wanted to protect This was really the worst book I've ever read.
Generally speaking, I think it's admirable that he wanted to protect his parents by not writing about his own institutionalization, but making himself a character in the novel and explaining his reasons for writing the book rather defeated the purpose.
It also took me right out of the novel and made it impossible for me to get back into it. View all 5 comments. I need a reason to go on.
I need some hope. And in the absence of hope, I need to stay in bed and feel like I might die today.
We have replaced nearly all of our emotions with fear. It's as if you were in a foreign country, able to see and understand everything that's going on around you but incapable of explaining what you need to know or of being helped, because you don't understand the language they speak there.
We've all felt that. And all of us, one way or another, are insane. However, society always imposes on us a collective ways of behaving, and people never stop to wonder why they should behave like that.
Have you ever met anyone is your entire life who asked why the hands of a clock should go in one particular direction and not the other?
We looked for the easiest way out: a separate reality. I thought she must be drunk, and I went to help her, but she refused my offer to lend her my jacket.
Perhaps in her world it was summer and her body was warmed by the desire of the person waiting for her. Who knows; perhaps she was the woman who had been seen half-naked walking the streets of Ljubljana?
Whoever drank that water would go mad. The king was worried and tried to control the population by issuing a series of edicts governing security and public health.
They marched on the castle and called for his abdication. Then we will be the same as them. Their subjects repented at once; now that the king was displaying such wisdom, why not allow him to continue ruling the country?
And the king was able to govern until the end of his days. While I hope that the chemical gets rid of my chronic depression, I want to continue being crazy, living my life the way I dream it, and not the way other people want it to be.
Do you know what exists out there, beyond the walls of Villete? View all 10 comments. Aug 14, C. Shelves: undeservedly-popular. I totally, completely and utterly fail to understand this book.
However, as typically befalls me when I read a book by Paolo Coelho, I seem to recall a moment about four-fifths of the way to the end when I had an epiphanic moment - when I realised that although I had loathed the book from the start until that exact sentence, I suddenly understood it and could comprehend and possibly even accept though grudgingly that other people could like it and that it could possibly qualify as a Good Book.
However, in a similarly typical manner, I reached the end of the book and could not for the life of me remember anything about that epiphanic moment apart from the fact that it occurred.
As such, it rates one star because it is painfully bad. Furthermore, I have yet to see or hear anything that even begins to make it clear to me why so many otherwise-sane people seem to love it so much.
I'm bored and procrastinating so want to see if anyone else can give me an answer. I had heard so many things about Paul Coelho that I had to find out for myself what he was like.
The reviewers all seemed to hate him, but a couple of our au pairs said he was great. But I also thought it would be wise to quit while I was ahead.
After reading the Alchemist by Paulo Coelho, I decided that it was time to read another of his works. This book was about Veronika and how she had decided to die, and attempted suicide.
She awakens from her attempt to realize that the attempt was not successful, but that she had cause damage to her heart with the medication that she had tried to overdose on and that she would die within days.
Veronika uses her remaining time to reflect and through her own self-discovery she realizes that she shou After reading the Alchemist by Paulo Coelho, I decided that it was time to read another of his works.
Veronika uses her remaining time to reflect and through her own self-discovery she realizes that she should have been more open to feelings, and more importantly life itself.
As with the Alchemist, I read it with a pencil in hand. Below are several of the most poignant parts that I had underlined. She finished her studies, went to university, got a good degree, but ended up working as a librarian.
Am I making good use of it? You're someone who is different, but that wants to be the same as everyone else.
And that in my view is a serious illness. You're someone who is different, but that wants to be the same an everyone else. Jun 01, Vishnu Chevli rated it really liked it Shelves: dnf.
I have picked up this book from this year's book fair. My eyes went on this book and I knew I had to buy this book. I have read Paulo Coelho's work before and I have loved it so I was eager to know what this book contains.
Veronika is a beautiful, attractive girl, has a basic job and a comfortable living. She finds no excitement in her life and so she finally decides to end it but her attempt was foul.
And she ends up in a mental hospital where she finds out that she has limited days to live. But I have picked up this book from this year's book fair.
But the things that happen in that mental hospital changes her life and she ends up wanting to live again. If you want to find out what happened in that hospital you have to read the book.
I loved the character of Veronika and I have also found similarities between her and myself. Her character is written beautifully along with the characters of Zedka who was in the hospital for her depression, Mari who was there for her anxiety attacks but her illness has been long cured but she still choose to be in the mental hospital, and finally Eduard the schizophrenic and also Veronika's lover.
The storyline for these characters is spellbound. Although this book does start negatively and you may feel depressed reading the first few pages but I want to tell you that hold on it does get better in the end.
Also if you are someone who likes to read peculiar love stories than this book might be it but by saying this that if you think that this book is some romance novel than no but it does feature peculiar romance towards the end.
I don't think this book is for everyone, you'll either love it or hate it, in my opinion, I loved this book and I might even read it again in the future.
Some of my favorite lines from the book are below. I want to continue being mad, living my life the way I dream it, and not the way other people want it to be.
The "mad" always believe in first impressions Although she had always felt loved and protected, there had been one missing element that would have transformed that love into a blessing, she should have allowed herself to be a little madder.
At 24, Veronika decides she has experienced everything she has to experience with her life and the only thing now left for her to do is die and so she decides to take her own life by overdosing on sleeping pills.
However, her attempted suicide fails and she ends up waking, after a week in coma, in Villette a local hospital and institution for mental patients where Dr.
Igor tells her that her suicide attempt has left her with a very weak heart and she has only a few days left to live so she shoul At 24, Veronika decides she has experienced everything she has to experience with her life and the only thing now left for her to do is die and so she decides to take her own life by overdosing on sleeping pills.
Igor tells her that her suicide attempt has left her with a very weak heart and she has only a few days left to live so she should rejoice and just wait for her death as it was what she had wanted in the first place.
But while waiting for her death, Veronika meets the other 'mental' patients and gets to know their stories and during this time she begins to question her beliefs and ideas about life and what 'living each moment of our life fully' actually means According to Paulo Coehlo, 'mad people' are not really mad after all I haven't read much of Paulo Coehlo's books after the Alchemist this is the second book mainly because philosophy is not something I am a huge fan of but this book is quite nice Mar 06, EmBibliophile rated it it was amazing Shelves: 5-stars.
It just blows your mind. I also liked How it takes place in a mental institution. The happier people can be, the unhappier they are.
Veronica is a 24 years old lady who is graced with youth, beauty, has a loving family, plenty of boyfriends, and a good job. So why would a girl like her, who has everything, decides to end her life?
After taking a handful of sleeping pills, veronica was surprised to wake up In a mental hospital. Where she was informed that the pills had severely weaken her heart and she has only got about a week to live before her heart stops.
She starts to actually feel a lot of things. Her presence in the hospital had a huge impact on the other patients. Watching a girl like her slowly dying in front of them affected most of them.
Some of the hospital patients also had a kind of impact on Veronica where some helped her understand herself and life more. Personally, I think that the psychiatrist, Dr Igor, is the craziest person in this book!
Be like the fountain that overflows, not like the cistern that merely contains. This was a such a great spiritual philosophical book that makes you think and feel.
I loved the madness in this book and how they talked about it. Even Paulo Cohelo himself was thought to be mad just because he chose to be a writer.
Anyone who lives in their own world is mad. Mar 19, Norah Una Sumner rated it liked it Shelves: adult , family-theme , romance , great-male-characters , read-in-serbian , 3-star-read , contemporary , psychology.
Giving this book 3 stars simply because I like Eduard. And even though I gave three stars to all three of them,I keep going back to Coehlo.
I love his characters,I guess that's what I like the most about his books. And his endings are the best. Nov 14, Bharath rajeswaran rated it it was ok Recommends it for: all the irritated teens.
I actually was glancing through a book shop and when suddenly this book caught my attention. I 've previously read The Alchemist and i thoroughly enjoyed it.
But veronica was pretty awesome. In a sense, it was the truth of the western world and will be applicable to the eastern world which is actually involved all the time in copying the west.
And from a very depressed state, with no great ambitions or desire in everyday life, veronica decides that life is not worthy of living and after a failed I actually was glancing through a book shop and when suddenly this book caught my attention.
And from a very depressed state, with no great ambitions or desire in everyday life, veronica decides that life is not worthy of living and after a failed attempt to end her life, she wakes up in a totally unexpected place, the home of the mentally depressed.
And she finds the anger, desire, hope and above all love in that place. I could not but admire the skillful way in which the story is narrated and i really really have become a big fan of paulo coelho.
The story is complicated and simply, paradoxical and inspirational.. The character of Edward is still making me admire the novel and actually it took 3 and a half hours for me to finish the novel standing the book shop itself, as i am not so rich to possess a copy of it.
It is a transformation from irritation to hope, from disgust to pleasure. Please guys read it. Read it. It's as pacy as a shoaib akhtar delivery and as interesting as a spielberg movie.
But you always get one thing on extra which you don't get in ss movie or sa delivery, that's what i call and still admire the novel for"LIFE" Apr 13, James rated it it was ok.
Coelho's novel attempts some kind of analysis of what it is to be mentally ill and how society treats 'the mad' - but again it's a flawed discussion and ultimately very superficial.
There are the easy and undeniably true aphorisms here about the 'fragility of existence' and 'an awareness of death encouraging us to live more intensly' but to what end?
After an intriguing and promising start to the novel, unfortunately 'Veronica' descends into cliche and ultimately almost incoherent nonsense.
Dissapointing to say the least and very much a missed opportunity. View 1 comment. Jul 06, Sushi rated it liked it. But fate has something entirely different set in store for her.
Waking up in a mental asylum a couple of days later, Veronika's told that she will get what she desired for: her death. The attempt at her own life has damaged her heart irrevocably and now her days are numbered.
Just like that, her worst nightmare comes alive: waiting for death. So what is it that made Veronika call quits? She "Death frees from the fear of dying.
She's gorgeous, desirable, young, loved, and has her whole life ahead of her. What could possibly make her go against the natural order of things, which is to fight for survival whatever happens?
It's not her past, and it's not fear for her future either. It's something else entirely. At the institution, she meets and befriends people from all walks of life: from old women who stay simply because they love it there to handsome Schizophrenics.
Together, they argue sanity and what it is that makes life really worth living. Music and love save her, yet her time-bomb heart won't stop its' taunting Paulo Coelhos' books have always been a source of inspiration to me, acting as an instant pick-me-up, so I would suggest this to anybody who needs a healthy dose of hope and doesn't mind being enlightened with a bit of philosophy in between.
Nov 01, Tony Le rated it it was amazing. This book is not for every one to read. Only misfortunate people who had or have a distressing and excruciating experience with depressions and panic attacks would really understand the words of Paulo Coelho in Veronika Decides to Die.
Apr 04, FractalHealing rated it it was amazing. If it was, it is safe to say that , that particular mission is accomplished as far as I am concerned.
The central theme of the book, contrary to what its title suggests is, living life to the fullest. Predominantly set in a mental asylum, the tone and content of the book is cathartic.
I salute and thank the author for keeping his promise to himself back in the 60s, the one he made to document the wisdom he gathered from his personal experiences in various mental asylums.
Someone needed to speak for the misunderstood and perhaps feared non-conformists across the world. But more importantly Coelho dips further into his wisdom and largess to offer an alternative to succumbing to this excruciating existence.
I would consider this book a self-help book for those that are non-conformists and for those that are not it is a revealing psychological journey into minds of people that are more in touch with their soul.
Precise, accurate but colloquial. In order to make all his points realistically he has created more than one character and pointed out the commonalities as well as discrepancies of their circumstances.
He has brilliantly used chronology, political milieu, family dynamics, etc. Most fascinating is his usage of an irony within an irony, as he describes the mental asylum as the place where people are not only unexpectedly cured of their maladies but also for the exact opposite reason as the society would imagine academically.
Coelho creates the perfect arena to spot light not only the dues one pays to live in a society organized by the majority but also the ramifications of paying those dues for certain individuals who are in minority.
I accidentally came upon this book. It has validated, clarified and accentuated many of my suspicions and beliefs accordingly.
All the characters described are those that have their lives cut out for them by an over indulgent resourceful and expectant family.
They are partially self actualized individuals. One is supported by ones own conscience as well as by the society at large when one stands up against abuse.
But when one is suffocated and smothered by love it can be extremely confusing to even think of charting an action plan to exit the maze.
Among the many goals of the novel, one is certainly to bring hope to people who dance to the music in their head or march to the beat of their own drum.
And this novel does just that brilliantly and not to mention realistically. I believe everyone comes to a point in their lives when they need this book.
When you lay your hands on it, I strongly recommend you to read it and mull over it. There is much to be learnt and accepted in spite of the simplicity of the presentation.
Dec 16, K. Recommended to K. Shelves: core. Fiction can be classified into two broad categories: 1 Escape literature - written purely for entertainment to help us pass the time agreeably and 2 Interpretative Literature - written to broaden and deepen and sharpen our awareness of life.
Escape literature takes us away from the real world; it enables us temporarily to forget our troubles. Interpretative literature takes us, through the imagination, deeper into the real world: it enables us to understand our troubles.
Escape literature ha Fiction can be classified into two broad categories: 1 Escape literature - written purely for entertainment to help us pass the time agreeably and 2 Interpretative Literature - written to broaden and deepen and sharpen our awareness of life.
Escape literature has pleasure as its only object. Interpretative literature has as its object pleasure plus understanding.
Kafka is more of escape literature while Veronika is more of interpretative. I said more because at times the other type comes in but if you look at the totality, there is a dominate type.
This is my second book by Mr. Coelho and I thought I prefer this than his The Alchemist. For me this is more honest as it reflects life as it is.
Almost everybody raised their hands except me and my friend. The class was composed mostly of young kids from rich families I was an exception and it never came into my mind how could these moneyed souls could have thought of taking their own lives.
Veronika , a year old main protagonist of this novel, is exactly in the same league as that of my classmates.
Yet, she tried killing herself so she had to stay in an asylum, Villete. Reason: boredom. There are other 3 main characters in the novel: Zedka , the diabetic woman who went crazy after she thought that she did not fight for her happiness as a mistress; Mari , the lady lawyer who did not go insane but chose to be live in the asylum to fix her marriage and Eduard , another rich kid - only child - who went crazy because of his parents' excessive love and attention.
If a novel is an interpretative literature, does it have to be boring? The answer is no. Veronika offer a roller coaster of emotions.
I laughed out load twice: in that scene when Dr. Igor, the asylum head, talks to Veronika's mother. I almost got teary eyed in the scene when Veronika was supposed to die and she and Eduard went up to the castle.
Very moving parts. Saw those in The Alchemist. Metacritic Reviews. Photo Gallery. Trailers and Videos. Crazy Credits. Alternate Versions.
Rate This. After a frantic suicide attempt, Veronika awakens inside a mysterious mental asylum. Under the supervision of an unorthodox psychiatrist who specializes in controversial treatment, Veronika learns that she has only weeks to live.
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Edit Did You Know? Blake Dr. Igor in the novel. Quotes Veronika : [ first lines ] Veronika : Well, let's see. After you decide that I'm depressed, or whatever, you'll put me on meds, right?
Well I know hundreds of people on them and they're all doing just fine. I'll go back to work on my new anti-depressants, have dinner with my parents and persuade them I'm back to being the normal one who never gives them any trouble.
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After you decide that I'm depressed, or whatever, you'll put me on meds, right? Well I know hundreds of people on them and they're all doing just fine.
I'll go back to work on my new anti-depressants, have dinner with my parents and persuade them I'm back to being the normal one who never gives them any trouble.
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Color: Color. Edit page. November Streaming Picks. An article catches her eye and saves her life.
Veronika Decides to Die is an inspiration book by Paulo Coelho about a young woman intent on taking her own life. Then she reads an article that changes her outlook and encourages her to live again.
Each person knows the extent of their own suffering, or the total absence of meaning in their lives. FreeBookNotes has 17 more books by Paulo Coelho, with a total of 72 study guides.
Veronika Decides to Die by Paulo Coelho. Read Time:. BrightSummaries - Veronika Decides to Die. Offers plot summary and brief analysis of book. While she waits to die, she cancels the suicide letter she starts to her parents while suddenly provoked by a magazine article.
The magazine article wittily asks "Where is Slovenia? Her plan fails and she wakes up from the coma in Villette, a mental hospital in Slovenia, where she is told she has only a few days to live due to heart condition caused by the overdose.
Her presence there affects all of the mental hospital's patients, especially Zedka, who has clinical depression ; Mari, who has panic attacks ; and Eduard, who has schizophrenia , and with whom Veronika falls in love.
During her internment in Villette she realizes that she has nothing to lose and can, therefore, do what she wants, say what she wants and be who she wants without having to worry about what others think of her; as a mental patient, she is unlikely to be criticized.
Because of this new-found freedom, Veronika experiences all the things she never allowed herself to experience, including hatred and love.
In the meantime, Villette's head psychiatrist, Dr. Igor, attempts a fascinating but provocative experiment: can you "shock" someone into wanting to live by convincing her that death is imminent?
Like a doctor applying defibrillator paddles to a heart attack victim, Dr. Igor's "prognosis" jump-starts Veronika's new appreciation of the world around her.
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Vieles wird nicht gesagt, nicht ausgesprochen, nicht plattgewalzt. Es finden sich einige Verflechtungen der Charaktere mit den Folgen der Unabhängigkeitserklärung Sloweniens und der Krisen in den Nachbarländern. Thompson Rena Owen : Schwester The Walking Dead Staffel 4 Tv. Coelho Deutschland Schweden Live Stream viel mit Rückblenden und schildert auf einfühlsame Weise, wie die Patienten mit ihren Krankheiten 'klarkommen' und warum man nicht unbedingt verrückt sein muss, um in einer psychatrischen Anstalt zu wohnen. Sie ist hübsch, hat einen gut bezahlten Job und lebt in New York. During his numerous forced incarcerations he vowed to write some day about his experiences and the injustices of involuntary commitment. Zedka erklärt Veronika, dass Verrücktheit prinzipiell keine Krankheit sei und sie lohnend sein könne. Doch ausgerechnet Die Truman Show 2 findet sie langsam ins Leben zurueck und will leben.Veronika Decides To Die Full Book Notes and Study Guides Video
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Minos · 31.05.2020 um 10:45
Sie soll es — die Unwahrheit sagen.