Bøger af Thomas Mann

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1928. Mann, German essayist, cultural critic, and novelist, who was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1929. Among Mann's most famous works are Buddenbrooks and The Magic Mountain. His novels usually explore the relationship between the exceptional individual and his or her environment, the environment of family, or of the world in general. Early Sorrow is among his later writings and are tales about parental love.

Die Wintersonne stand nur als armer Schein, milchig und matt hinter Wolkenschichten über der engen Stadt. Naß und zugig war's in den giebeligen Gassen, und manchmal fiel eine Art von weichem Hagel, nicht Eis, nicht Schnee.

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The narrative follows the course of a man's life from his schoolboy days to his adulthood. The son of a north German merchant and a "Southern" mother (Consuelo) with artistic talents, Tonio inherited qualities from both sides of his family. As a child, he experiences conflicting feelings for the bourgeois people around him. He feels both superior to them in his insights and envious of their innocent vitality. This conflict continues into Tonio's adulthood, when he becomes a famous writer living in southern Germany. "To be an artist," he comes to believe, "one has to die to everyday life." These issues are only partially resolved when Tonio travels north to visit his hometown. While there, Tonio is mistaken for an escaped criminal, thereby reinforcing his inner suspicion that the artist must be an outsider relative to "respectable" society. As Erich Heller -who knew Thomas Mann personally- observed, Tonio Kröger's theme is that of the "artist as an exile from reality" (with Goethe's Torquato Tasso (1790) and Grillparzer's Sappho (1818) for company). Yet it was also Erich Heller who, earlier, in his own youth, had diagnosed the main theme of Tonio Kröger to be the infatuation and entanglements of a passionate heart, destined to give shape to, intellectualize, its feelings in artistic terms.

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Paul Thomas Mann (Juni 1875 in Lübeck; August 1955 in Zürich) war ein deutscher Schriftsteller, der unter der nationalsozialistischen Herrschaft 1933 in die Schweiz emigrierte und 1939 in die USA zog. 1944 wurde er amerikanischer Staatsbürger, kehrte aber 1952 in die Schweiz zurück. Er zählt zu den bedeutendsten Erzählern deutscher Sprache im 20. Jahrhundert. In diesem book: Buddenbrooks, 1901 Der Tod in Venedig, 1912 Tonio Kröger, 1903 Der kleine Herr Friedemann, 1897 Tristan, 1903 Königliche Hoheit, 1909 Gladius Dei; Schwere Stunde, 1902

Gustav Von Aschenbach, a famous German writer, arrives in Venice at a mature stage of his life seeking to renew lost inspiration. From the quiet beach next to his hotel, he spends hours admiring the charm of young Tadzio, a Polish teenager who leads him into an internal struggle between desire and the forbidden that will make him renounce everything, including himself. Death in Venice is a subtle representation of the decadence of a Europe besieged by war and cholera, and, at the same time, an ode to beauty through the eyes of a mature man in the midst of a sexual identity crisis.

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Death in Venice written by Thomas Mann, is a novella that delves into the psychological and existential themes of desire, decay, and the pursuit of beauty. Set in Venice during the early 20th century, the story follows Gustav von Aschenbach, a renowned writer in his late fifties. Aschenbach becomes infatuated with the ethereal beauty of a young Polish boy named Tadzio, whom he encounters at his hotel. Through vivid descriptions and introspective passages, Mann explores the tensions between art and life, control and abandon, and the interplay between rationality and irrationality. The city of Venice itself serves as a metaphorical backdrop, embodying both allure and decay, as Aschenbach's fascination unfolds against the backdrop of an impending cholera epidemic. The story is a profound examination of the complexities of human desire, the pursuit of beauty, and the inherent fragility of existence, leaving readers contemplating the depths of their own desires and the consequences of their pursuit.

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Buddenbrooks auf Deutsch. Buddenbrooks in the original German.

Hier ist Einfried, das Sanatorium! Weiß und geradlinig liegt es mit seinem langgestreckten Hauptgebäude und seinem Seitenflügel inmitten des weiten Gartens, der mit Grotten, Laubengängen und kleinen Pavillons aus Baumrinde ergötzlich ausgestattet ist, und hinter seinen Schieferdächern ragen tannengrün, massig und weich zerklüftet die Berge himmelan.

Thomas Mann (1875 -1955) war ein deutscher Schriftsteller, der unter der nationalsozialistischen Herrschaft 1933 in die Schweiz emigrierte und 1939 in die USA zog. 1944 wurde er amerikanischer Staatsbürger, kehrte aber 1952 in die Schweiz zurück. Er zählt zu den bedeutendsten Erzählern deutscher Sprache im 20. Jahrhundert. Der aus einer reichen und angesehenen Lübecker Patrizier- und Kaufmannsfamilie stammende Schriftsteller war verheiratet mit Katia Mann (geborene Katharina Hedwig Pringsheim), die ihn zu mehreren seiner literarischen Figuren und Werke inspirierte. Sein älterer Bruder Heinrich und drei seiner sechs Kinder, Erika, Klaus und Golo, waren ebenfalls Schriftsteller.

Here are ten fictional stories written by a long-term librarian at the largest library in the world. While the plots and characters are all made up, each story is an attempt to capture the fun of working at a reference desk in ways that nonfiction books on librarianship just cannot match. There are quite a few "tricks of the trade" that come out, too, that may even alert readers to more research options than they'll ever find in Google or Wikipedia.

hriftsteller, der seit mehreren Wochen in >Einfried

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Es la primera novela del escritor alemán Thomas Mann, publicada en 1901, cuando su autor tenía solo veinticinco años. La novela tuvo un éxito rotundo, y en 1929 ya se habían vendido más de 185.000 ejemplares solo en ediciones en lengua alemana. El Premio Nobel a Mann en dicho año le fue concedido, en palabras del jurado, "principalmente por su gran novela, Los Buddenbrook". Los Buddenbrook narra la decadencia de una próspera familia de comerciantes de Lübeck entre los años1835 y 1877, abarcando cuatro generaciones de la familia.

Der kleine Herr Friedemann By von Thomas Mann

It is the story of four generations of a wealthy bourgeois family in northern Germany facing the advent of modernity; in an uncertain new world, the family's bonds and traditions begin to disintegrate. As Mann charts the Buddenbrooks' decline from prosperity to bankruptcy, from moral and psychic soundness to sickly piety, artistic decadence, and madness, he ushers the reader into a world of stunning vitality, pieced together from births and funerals, weddings and divorces, recipes, gossip, and earthy humor. Includes unique illustrations.

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