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José Saramago
Blindness
Blindness
3 books
Complete series
About this series
In "Blindness," a sudden epidemic of white blindness sweeps through society, leading to a rapid breakdown of order. This series explores human nature under extreme duress, examining themes of morality, survival, and the fragility of civilization when basic senses are lost.
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Frequently asked questions
Is there a film adaptation of the Blindness series?
The first book in the series, "Blindness," was adapted into a feature film directed by Fernando Meirelles, released in 2008. It stars Julianne Moore and Mark Ruffalo.
What is the correct reading order for the Blindness series?
The series consists of two main novels, "Blindness" and "Seeing." It is generally recommended to read "Blindness" first, as "Seeing" continues the narrative and explores the aftermath of the events in the first book.
Are the books in the Blindness series connected to other works by José Saramago?
While the "Blindness" series stands alone with its distinct narrative and characters, it shares thematic concerns with other works by José Saramago, particularly his exploration of societal structures, human nature, and political allegory.