Bøger af Alfred Döblin

Alfred Döblins klassiske storbyroman er fortællingen om den bomstærke, godmodige og hidsige transportarbejder Franz Bieberkopf. Historien begynder, da Franz løslades efter et fængselsophold med alle intentioner om et nyt og bedre liv. Men det er ikke let, han er omgivet af svindel og bedrag, de fleste mennesker, han møder er mere eller mindre fordærvede, og Franz lander i den ene uheldige situation efter den anden.Berlin Alexanderplatz er Döblins hovedværk og den kendteste tyske storbyroman. På Döblins tid var Alexanderplatz omkranset af proletarkvarterer og centrum for sociale udskud, og rammen om handlingen er tyvernes Berlin med dens råhed, kriseprægede atmosfære og tusinder af arbejdsløse. Döblins montageagtige sammenstilling af sproglige elementer som lokaljargon, reklameslogans, bibelcitater, avisreportager etc. giver bogen dens særlige form og tegner et kaleidoskopisk billede af den uoverskuelige metropol.Romanen blev filmatiseret til tv af Rainer Werner Fassbinder i 1980. I Rosinantes klassikerserie kommer den i en ny udgave med forord af Thorstein Thomsen.Pressen skriver:»Samlet giver "Berlin Alexanderplatz" et unikt indtryk af livsfølelsen i 1920'ernes tyske metropol … en dybt tilfredsstillende læseoplevelse.«****** - Mikael Busch, Jyllands Posten»Det er bogens verden, der optager en, modernitetens rum, skabt efter 1. verdenskrig i 1920'ernes berømte og berygtede tid … Af det blandede forfatterskab står Berlin Alexanderplatz kunstnerisk set himmelstræbende tilbage som et fjernsynstårn fra et proletarisk miljø, fra en storbymidte rummende et brutalt kvægtorv, et enormt slagtehus.«- Torben Brostrøm, Information»… en fortællemæssig bedrift, som afgjort tåler genlæsninger.«****** - Peter Agmund, Fyens Stiftstidende

Alfred Döblins Berlin Alexanderplatz er fortællingen om den bomstærke, godmodige og hidsige transportarbejder Franz Bieberkopf. Historien begynder, da Franz løslades efter et fængselsophold (han har dræbt sin kæreste)med alle intentioner om et nyt og bedre liv. Men det er ikke let, han er omgivet af svindel og bedrag, de fleste mennesker, han møder er mere eller mindre fordærvede, og Franz lander i den ene uheldige situation efter den anden. Berlin Alexanderplatz er Döblins hovedværk og den kendteste tyske storbyroman. På Döblins tid var Alexanderplatz omkranset af proletarkvarterer og centrum for sociale udskud, og rammen om handlingen er tyvernes Berlin med dens råhed, kriseprægede atmosfære og tusinder af arbejdsløse. Döblins montageagtige sammenstilling af sproglige elementer som lokaljargon, reklameslogans, bibelcitater, avisreportager etc. medvirker til bogens særlige form og tegner et kaleidoskopisk billede af den uoverskuelige metropol. Romanen blev filmatiseret til tv af Rainer Werner Fassbinder i 1980. Forord af Thorstein Thomsen

The 27th century: beleaguered elites decide to melt the Greenland icecap. Why? - to open up a new continent, for colonisation by the unruly masses. How? - by harvesting the primordial heat of the Earth from Iceland''s volcanoes. Nature fights back, and it all goes horribly wrong...

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""Die Drei Spr�����nge des Wang-lun"" ist ein chinesischer Roman, der 1915 von Alfred D������blin ver������ffentlicht wurde. Die Geschichte spielt im alten China und handelt von Wang-lun, einem jungen Mann aus einfachen Verh�����ltnissen, der sich in der Gesellschaft hoch k�����mpft und schlie�����lich zum Anf�����hrer einer Rebellion gegen die korrupte Regierung wird. Dabei muss er sich mit verschiedenen politischen Fraktionen und rivalisierenden Clans auseinandersetzen und sich immer wieder beweisen. Der Roman zeichnet sich durch seine detaillierte Darstellung von chinesischer Kultur und Gesellschaft aus und zeigt, wie politische und soziale Ver�����nderungen das Leben der Menschen beeinflussen k������nnen.This Book Is In German.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.This work is in the "public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.

""Die Drei Spr�����nge Des Wang-Lun"" ist ein chinesischer Roman aus dem Jahr 1915 von Alfred D������blin. Der Roman erz�����hlt die Geschichte von Wang-Lun, einem jungen Mann aus einer armen Familie, der in einer chinesischen Stadt lebt. Wang-Lun ist ein begabter Sch�����ler und tr�����umt davon, ein Beamter zu werden. Doch als er sich in die sch������ne Tochter eines reichen Kaufmanns verliebt, ger�����t er in Konflikt mit den Regeln der Gesellschaft. Wang-Lun wird in eine Revolution gegen die herrschende Klasse hineingezogen und muss lernen, dass es manchmal mehr als einen Sprung braucht, um seine Ziele zu erreichen. Der Roman ist ein Meisterwerk der modernen chinesischen Literatur und bietet einen tiefen Einblick in die politischen und sozialen Ver�����nderungen, die China zu Beginn des 20. Jahrhunderts durchmachte.""This Book Is In German.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

Alfred Döblin's many imposing novels, above all Berlin Alexanderplatz, have established him as one of the titans of modern German literature. This collection of his stories -astonishingly, the first ever to appear in English-shows him to have been a master of short fiction too. Bright Magic includes all of Döblin's first book, The Murder of a Buttercup, a work of savage brilliance and a landmark of literary expressionism, as well as two longer stories composed in the 1940s, when he lived in exile in Southern California. The early collection is full of mind-bending and sexually charged narratives, from the dizzying descent into madness that has made the title story one of the most anthologized of German stories to "She Who Helped," where mortality roams the streets of nineteenth-­century Manhattan with a white borzoi and a quiet smile, and "The Ballerina and the Body," which describes a terrible duel to the death. Of the two later stories, "Materialism, A Fable," in which news of humanity's soulless doctrines reaches the animals, elements, and the molecules themselves, is especially delightful.

What would it take for a woman to poison her husband? Young couple Elli and Link have been married for a year when Elli meets Gretchen, and the two soon become friends. When Elli confides in her friend about the abuse she suffers at her husband''s hands, they hatch a plan for Elli to escape. But when their efforts prove unsuccessful, the pair begin to discuss a more permanent solution to Elli''s problem: poison. Based on a famous murder trial which took place in Berlin in 1923, this short novel by the master of German modernism, Alfred Doblin, explores questions of moral culpability and societal expectations which remain as relevant today as in the 1920s.

The inspiration for Rainer Werner Fassbinder's epic film and that The Guardian named one of the "e;Top 100 Books of All Time,"e; Berlin Alexanderplatz is considered one of the most important works of the Weimar Republic and twentieth century literature.Berlin Alexanderplatz, the great novel of Berlin and the doomed Weimar Republic, is one of the great books of the twentieth century, gruesome, farcical, and appalling, word drunk, pitchdark. In Michael Hofmann's extraordinary new translation, Alfred Dblin's masterpiece lives in English for the first time.As Dblin writes in the opening pages: The subject of this book is the life of the former cement worker and haulier Franz Biberkopf in Berlin. As ourstory begins, he has just been released from prison, where he did time for some stupid stuff; now he is backin Berlin, determined to go straight. To begin with, he succeeds. But then, though doing all right for himself financially, he gets involved in aset-to with an unpredictable external agency that looks an awful lot like fate. Three times the force attacks him and disrupts his scheme. The first time it comes at him with dishonesty and deception. Our man is able to get to his feet, he is still good to stand. Then it strikes him a low blow. He has trouble getting up from that, he is almost counted out. And finally it hits him with monstrous and extreme violence.

Döblins legendäre Giftmordgeschichte Die lebenslustige Elli heiratet den ernsten Link. Die beiden werden nicht glücklich, sie erträgt seine Berührungen nicht, er will sie unterkriegen, sie körperlich verschlingen, schlägt sie. Elli lernt Margerete kennen. Die beiden Frauen fühlen sich leidenschaftlich zueinander hingezogen. Ellis Haß auf ihren brutalen Mann wächst, schließlich weiß sie keinen anderen Ausweg mehr als ihn zu vergiften.

This text forms part of the "German Library" series, which discusses major works of German literature and thought from medieval times to the present. It is a collection of High Modernism among Austrian and German writers.