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  • Galeerentagebuch: Roman

    Galeerentagebuch by Kertész, Imre;

    Roman

    Series: rororo Taschenbücher; 22575;

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    Product details:

    • Edition number 3. Aufl., New edition
    • Publisher Rowohlt TB.
    • Date of Publication 1 January 1999

    • ISBN 9783499225758
    • Binding Paperback
    • No. of pages304 pages
    • Size 190x122x22 mm
    • Weight 244 g
    • Language German
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    Short description:

    Tagebuchroman" nennt Imre Kertész seine Sammlung von Beobachtungen, Aphorismen und philosophischen Exkursionen aus dreißig Jahren. Im inneren Dialog mit Nietzsche, Freud, Camus, Adorno, mit Musil, Beckett, Kafka und anderen versucht er, Holocaust und Modernität, Totalitarismus und Freiheit zu Ende zu denken.

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    Long description:

    "Tagebuchroman" nennt Imre Kertész seine Sammlung von Beobachtungen, Aphorismen und philosophischen Exkursionen aus dreißig Jahren. Im inneren Dialog mit Nietzsche, Freud, Camus, Adorno, mit Musil, Beckett, Kafka und anderen versucht er, Holocaust und Modernität, Totalitarismus und Freiheit zu Ende zu denken.

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