Bøger af Gerhart Hauptmann

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Fuhrmann Henschel: Schauspiel In Funf Akten (1906) is a play written by German author Gerhart Hauptmann. The play revolves around the life of a cart driver named Henschel, who is struggling to make ends meet and provide for his family. Despite his hard work and dedication, Henschel faces numerous challenges and obstacles, including financial hardships, family disputes, and personal setbacks. The play explores themes of class struggle, poverty, and the human condition, and offers a poignant commentary on the struggles of working-class individuals in early 20th century Germany. With its powerful characterizations and vivid depictions of life in rural Germany, Fuhrmann Henschel is considered one of Hauptmann's most important works and a classic of German literature.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.

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Schweden, in einem Winter des 16. Jahrhunderts: Drei schottische Edelmanner ermorden in einer Winternacht den Pfarrer von Solberga und seine Familie, um den Goldschatz des Pfarrers zu rauben. Der Sohn des Pfarrers und die junge Elsalill sind die einzigen Uberlebenden der finsteren Gewalttat. Wenig spater verliebt sich Elsalill in einen geheimnisvollen Fremden, wahrend der Pfarrerssohn weiterhin auf der Suche nach den Mordern seiner Familie ist... Gerhart Hauptmanns Adaption von Selma Lagerlofs Erzahlung "e;Herrn Arnes Schatz"e;.-

Wer die Lekture von "e;Apostel"e; von Gerhart Hauptmann genossen hat, wird auch diese Erzahlung regelrecht verschlingen. Welche Rolle spielt der Mensch in Natur und Kosmos? Dieser Frage geht Gerhart Hauptmann in seinem ersten Prosawerk nach. Das feierwutige Segelmacherehepaar Kielblock nimmt an dem saisonabschlieenden Faschingsball teil, auf dem ihnen etwas widerfahrt, womit sie niemals gerechnet hatten...-

In diesem Sammelband sind drei der bedeutendsten Denker des Naturalismus vereint! In drei Romanen werden Gesellschafts- und Naturbeobachtungen so dargestellt, wie sie zwischen dem Ende des 19. und Anfang des 20. Jahrhunderts wirklich waren. In Gerhart Hauptmanns "Bahnwärter Thiel", beispielsweise, folgt die Geschichte einem Antihelden, der im Arbeitermilieu gefangen ist und dessen Leben von diesem bestimmt wird.Außerdem enthalten sind:"Die vier Tage von Jean Gourdon" - Émile Zola"Therese"-Arthur SchnitzlerÉmile Zola (1840-1902) war ein Schriftsteller, Maler und Journalist aus Frankreich. Bis heute gilt er als Begründer des literarischen Naturalismus. Arthur Schnitzler (1862-1931) wurde bekannt als österreichischer Arzt und Dichter. In seinen Texten konzentriert er sich hauptsächlich auf die psychischen Vorgänge in seinen Figuren. Gerhart Hauptmann (1862-1946) war ein deutscher Dramatiker und Schriftsteller. Bis heute gilt er als eine der wichtigsten Figuren des literarischen Naturalismus.

Vor der rauen Kulisse der Ostsee entfaltet Dichter Gerhart Hauptmann sein Kunstlerdrama rund um den Maler Gabriel Schilling, der auf der Fischerinsel Oye sein kunstlerisches Wirken entfaltet. Eines Tages trifft unangekundigt die Russin Hanna Elias auf der Insel ein. Mit ihr beginnt der Maler eine langjahrige Affare - trotz seiner Ehe mit Eveline. Doch seine Frau kommt hinter das gut gehutete Geheimnis und das Schicksal nimmt seinen Lauf. -

In der zweiten Hälfte des 19. Jahrhunderts betreut Emilie, die Schwester des verstorbenen Kaufmanns Ruschewey, ihre vier Nichten. Sie hat große Pläne für ihre Pflegetöchter. Diese werden jäh durchkreuzt, als sich die Älteste der Mädchen in einen reisenden Schiffsarzt verliebt, der nach Südafrika fahren soll. Emilie will Agathe stattdessen mit ihrem Pflegesohn verheiraten. Zwischen Irrungen und Wirrungen machen sich die vier jungen Mädchen auf die Suche nach ihrem persönlichen Glück. Gerhart Hauptmann (1862–1946) gilt bis heute als einer der bedeutendsten Vertreter des Naturalismus. Inspiriert von der griechischen und römischen Antike wollte er zunächst Bildhauer werden, bevor er nach der Heirat mit Marie Thienemann mit der Schriftstellerei begann. Seine Heimat Schlesien, aber auch seine Zeit im brandenburgischen Erkner spiegeln sich maßgeblich in seinem literarischen Werk. Zu seinen bekanntesten Werken gehört neben dem Drama Die Weber auch seine Erzählung Bahnwärter Thiel. 1912 erhielt Hauptmann den Literaturnobelpreis.

Hauptmann adaptiert mit seinem Drama das mittelhochdeutsche Versepos "e;Der arme Heinrich"e; von Hartmann von Aue. Erzahlt wird die Leidensgeschichte des Edelmannes Heinrich, der schwer erkrankt und sich aus der Gesellschaft zuruckzieht. Er entschliet sich zu sterben, besucht jedoch zuvor den Hof einer Meiersfamilie. Besonders die Meierstochter Ottegebe ist Heinrich sehr zugetan. Doch Heinrich will sterben...-

Gerhart Hauptmanns Ausflug ins Reich der Mythen und Legenden: Mit seinem 1909 uraufgefuhrten Theaterstuck "e;Griselda"e; adaptiert er den Stoff rund um eine der beruhmtesten Frauenfiguren der europaischen Folklore, die zum ersten Mal in Boccaccios "e;Decamerone"e; in Erscheinung tritt. Gerhart Hauptmann greift die Geschichte der armen Bauerstochter, die sich nach ihrer Heirat mit einem Fursten mit schicksalshaften Prufungen konfrontiert sieht, auf und schafft einen neuen, originellen Zugang zu der Erzahlung.-