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Aller à Ma biblioTemple du soleil (chinois) (Le)
- Langue
- Chinois
- Publié en
- Maison d'édition
- CASTERMAN
- Pages
- 62
- ISBN
- 9787500756767
Thèmes
Infos sur l'édition originale
Autres éditions (20)
Temple du Soleil
1993 • Farshore
Français
Prisoners of the Sun
2003 • Egmont Books, Limited
Anglais
Prisoners of the Sun
1962 • Methuen Children's Books
Anglais
Prisoners of the Sun
2002 • Egmont
Anglais
Las Aventuras de Tintin: El templo del Sol (Spanish Edition of Prisoners of the Sun)
2000 • French & European Pubns
Espagnol
Autres éditions

Temple du Soleil
1993 • Farshore
Français

Prisoners of the Sun
2003 • Egmont Books, Limited
Anglais

Prisoners of the Sun
1962 • Methuen Children's Books
Anglais

Prisoners of the Sun
2002 • Egmont
Anglais

Las Aventuras de Tintin: El templo del Sol (Spanish Edition of Prisoners of the Sun)
2000 • French & European Pubns
Espagnol

Les Aventures de Tintin: Le Temple du Soleil (French Edition of Prisoners of the Sun)
1987 • French & European Pubns
Français

El templo del sol
1999 • Editorial Juventud
Espagnol

Le Temple du Soleil
1949 • Editions Moulinsart
Français

O templo do sol As aventuras de Tintin
2011 • Asa
Portugais

Der Sonnentempel
1971 • Carlsen
Allemand

Cyfres Anturiaethau Tintin: Teml Yr Haul
2018 • Dalen
Gallois

Prisoners of the Sun
2014 • Egmont
Anglais

The adventures of Tintin Prisoners of the sun
1993 • Casterman
Anglais

Prisoners of the Sun
1962 • Methuen
Anglais

The Adventures of Tintin: Prisoners of the Sun (Chinese Edition)
2011 • China children's Publishing House
Chinois

Prisoners of the Sun
1975 • Little, Brown Books for Young Readers
Anglais

Tintin - Prisoners of Sun
1994 • Egmont Books Ltd

Adventures of Tintin: Der Sonnentempel (German Edition of Prisoners of the Sun)
2000 • French & European Pubns
Allemand

Cigars of the Pharaoh
1989 • Ediciones del Prado
Anglais

Przygody Tintina tom 14 Swiatynia Slonca
2014 • Egmont
Polonais
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The book is widely praised as an engaging, high-spirited adventure, offering a thrilling continuation to its predecessor. Readers consistently highlight the exquisite and vibrant artwork, noting its meticulous attention to detail in depicting the Peruvian landscapes, Inca temples, and traditional clothing, creating an atmospherically rich experience. The narrative is described as fast-paced, action-packed, and dramatic, leading to a pulse-pounding finale. Many reviewers commend the blend of humor and gravitas, with Captain Haddock's antics, often involving humorous encounters with local fauna, providing significant comedic relief. Tintin's intelligence, resourcefulness, and unwavering loyalty to his friends are central to the story, showcasing noble characters willing to undertake perilous journeys to right wrongs. This installment is celebrated for its exploration of ancient civilizations and cultural preservation, presenting the Incas as dignified, intelligent, and organized guardians of their heritage.
Despite its many strengths, some reviewers express reservations, primarily concerning a key plot device. The use of a specific celestial event for the protagonists' escape is frequently cited as problematic. Critics argue that this element feels unbelievable, paternalistic, and potentially culturally insensitive, suggesting a "white saviour" complex. They point out that an advanced civilization known for its astronomical knowledge would likely have understood such phenomena, making Tintin's manipulation of their beliefs appear simplistic and undermining to the portrayal of the indigenous culture. While generally less overtly stereotypical than some earlier works in the series, this specific incident is seen as hinting at colonialist undertones and Eurocentric superiority. A few also note that the book, while enjoyable, may not reach the same narrative or comedic heights as previous volumes, and one reviewer points out the broader series' lack of significant female characters.
Overall, "Prisoners of the Sun" is considered a classic and a beloved entry in the series, often remembered as a childhood favorite. It is highly recommended for readers who appreciate an intense, well-drawn adventure story with a strong sense of friendship and exploration. Fans of detailed artwork, exotic locales, and the comedic foil provided by Captain Haddock will find much to enjoy. However, new readers, or those revisiting the series, are encouraged to approach the story with a critical eye, particularly regarding its depiction of indigenous cultures and the controversial plot point. Despite these critiques, the book's engaging plot, memorable characters, and stunning visuals ensure its place as a significant and enjoyable adventure, appealing to those who can appreciate its historical context while acknowledging its narrative complexities.
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