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Le Trône de fer
OverDrivePersistent Vegetative StatesImaginary Wars and BattlesEpic LiteratureForced MarriageGuerras imaginariasFantasyIncestPoliticsFictionFolk HealersIntrigueFiction, fantasy, epicWightsFeudalismseries:A Song of Ice and FireSupernaturalRoyalty and NobilityProtected DAISYDragonsKings and RulersFiction, fantasy, generalMagicKnightsGeneralPenal ColoniesCourts and CourtiersAccessible bookWallsSeasonsScience FictionVoyages and TravelsInviernoHigh FantasyTrial by Combatnyt:trade_fiction_paperback=2011-09-10Fantastic FictionwinterGuerra civilFicciónAmerican Fantasy fictionReyes y soberanosMoral AmbiguityEpicNovelaBetrayalAction & AdventureFantasy fictionLoyaltySeven kingdoms (imaginary place), fictionNY Times BestsellerFamilyEpic FantasyLocus Award WinnerRevengeAdultIgnotus Award WinnerVengeancenyt:mass-market-paperback=2011-04-10Hugo Award WinnerBien y malEpic FictionSeven Kingdoms (Imaginary Place)Civil Wargood and evilImaginary PlacesWar and Conflict

Le Trône de fer

George R. R. Martin

4.2(756 avis)

Description

***A Game of Thrones*** is the inaugural novel in ***A Song of Ice and Fire***, an epic series of fantasy novels crafted by the American author **George R. R. Martin**. Published on August 1, 1996, this novel introduces readers to the richly detailed world of Westeros and Essos, where political intrigue, power struggles, and magical elements intertwine. The story unfolds through multiple perspectives, each chapter focusing on a different character, allowing readers to experience the narrative from various angles. This complex structure has become a hallmark of Martin's storytelling, immersing readers in the lives and motivations of a diverse cast. ### Plot Summary Set in the fictional continents of Westeros and Essos, the narrative revolves around the power struggles among noble families vying for the Iron Throne, the seat of power in the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros. The story is rich with political intrigue, betrayal, and epic battles, as well as a deep exploration of themes such as loyalty, honor, and the consequences of power. ### Themes The novel explores themes of power, loyalty, and the moral complexities of leadership. It delves into the consequences of ambition and the struggle between personal honor and political necessity. The richly detailed world-building and intricate character development make ***A Game of Thrones*** a compelling and immersive read. ### Key Characters - **Eddard "Ned" Stark**: The honorable Lord of Winterfell and Warden of the North, known for his unwavering honor and sense of duty. - **Catelyn Stark**: The devoted wife of Eddard Stark, whose strength and wisdom guide her family through challenging times. - **Robert Baratheon**: The King of the Seven Kingdoms, who won the throne through rebellion. His reign is marked by political intrigue and personal struggles, reflecting the broader conflicts of the realm. - **Cersei Lannister**: The ambitious and cunning Queen of Westeros, whose political acumen and determination make her a formidable presence in the court. - **Jaime Lannister**: A skilled swordsman and member of the Kingsguard, known for his prowess in battle and complex loyalties. - **Tyrion Lannister**: The witty and resourceful dwarf, known for his sharp mind and cunning, navigating the treacherous politics of the realm. - **Daenerys Targaryen**: An exiled princess of House Targaryen, seeking to reclaim her birthright and restore her family's dynasty. - **Jon Snow**: The bastard son of Eddard Stark, who joins the Night's Watch and faces unique challenges in the far north. - **Sansa Stark**: The eldest daughter of Eddard Stark, initially known for her naivety and romantic ideals, who learns to navigate the complexities of court life. - **Arya Stark**: The youngest daughter of Eddard Stark, known for her spirited and adventurous nature, seeking her own path in the world. - **Bran Stark**: The second son of Eddard Stark, whose life takes a dramatic turn. ### Awards and Recognition - Winner of the 1997 Locus Award - Nominated for the 1997 Nebula Award - Nominated for the 1997 World Fantasy Award - Winner of the 1997 Hugo Award for Best Novella for "Blood of the Dragon," which includes the Daenerys Targaryen chapters from the novel - Became a New York Times Bestseller in January 2011 and reached No. 1 on the list in July 2011 Followed by: [***A Clash of Kings***][1] [1]: https://openlibrary.org/works/OL257939W

Catégories

OverDrivePersistent Vegetative StatesImaginary Wars and BattlesEpic LiteratureForced Marriage
Guerras imaginarias
Fantasy
Incest
Politics
Fiction
Folk Healers
Intrigue
Fiction, fantasy, epic
Wights
Feudalism
series:A Song of Ice and Fire
Supernatural
Royalty and Nobility
Protected DAISY
Dragons
Kings and Rulers
Fiction, fantasy, general
Magic
Knights
General
Penal Colonies
Courts and Courtiers
Accessible book
Walls
Seasons
Science Fiction
Voyages and Travels
Invierno
High Fantasy
Trial by Combat
nyt:trade_fiction_paperback=2011-09-10
Fantastic Fiction
winter
Guerra civil
Ficción
American Fantasy fiction
Reyes y soberanos
Moral Ambiguity
Epic
Novela
Betrayal
Action & Adventure
Fantasy fiction
Loyalty
Seven kingdoms (imaginary place), fiction
NY Times Bestseller
Family
Epic Fantasy
Locus Award Winner
Revenge
Adult
Ignotus Award Winner
Vengeance
nyt:mass-market-paperback=2011-04-10
Hugo Award Winner
Bien y mal
Epic Fiction
Seven Kingdoms (Imaginary Place)
Civil War
good and evil
Imaginary Places
War and Conflict

Publication

2008

Pages

835

Langue

Français

ISBN

9782756402154

Avis

756