THE SLEEPWALKERS - Elucidations of HERMANN BROCH'S trilogy

'Stanford Studies in Germanics and Slavics'. Contents: I). Modes of narration. 1). The polyphonic novel. 2). The authorial mode. 3). The rendering of consciousness. 4). The lyric mode. II). The Bertrand figure. 1). The passive protagonist. 2). The wanderer. 3). The hunter and the hunted. 4). Demon and divinity. 5). 'Der Erkennende und der Erkannte'. 6). Prophet and aesthete. 7). Portrait of the artist. 8). The absolute spirit. III). The Ahasverus poem. IV). The sleepwalk as literary symbol. 1). Motif and contexts. 2). Movement toward consciousness. 3). Moments of total freedom. 4). The silent ship. 5). The symbol of the symbol. With foreword, notes, appendix ('The Ahasverus poem') and list of works consulted. Hermann Broch (1886 - 1951) was a 20th century Austrian writer, considered one of the major Modernists. 179 pag. 1st edition Cloth binding 21,5cmx14,5cm; 1st edition

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[Schlagwörter: bertrand ahasverus the death of virgil die schlafwandler pasenow oder, die romantik esch oder die anarchie huguenau oder die sachlichkeit]

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