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Review: In 80 books to the world-A literary journey

The blurb is clear that the present book by well-read and well-traveled graduates of the postgraduate course book at the Ludwig-Maximilian University, has been written and designed. The preface to the book written by the journalist, essayist and literary critic Feridun Zaimoglu.

In the introduction we learn that the book would like to invite you to explore the world to read and dream in this way in distant lands and foreign cultures. The tour guides the interested reader from Europe to Asia, to Oceania and from there to Africa, South America and schließlich auch nach Nordamerika.

Vorgestellt werden im Rahmen von beispielhaften Buchbesprechungen 80 große Romane des 20. Jahrhunderts, die in bestimmten Ländern und dort an bestimmten Orten spielen. Neben den Buchbesprechungen wird stets auch der Autor  kurz vorgestellt und es ist nicht selten ein Notabene angefügt, dem man Wissenswertes entnehmen kann.

Es führt zu weit alle Romane und Autoren jetzt aufzulisten. Gefallen hat mir, dass man immer ein paar Zeilen aus dem jeweiligen Buch zitiert hat und man auch immer wieder zwischendurch mit einladenden Bildern zum gedanklichen oder gar tatsächlichen Reisen verlockt wird, aber auch zum Kauf des ein oder anderen Buches, nachdem man sich in die entsprechenden Zusammenfassungen vertieft hat.

Auf Seite 73 ff fand ich eine Buchzusammenfassung  des Romans "Am Hang" von Markus Werner, den ich vor einigen Jahren auf Amazon rezensiert habe.  Der Verfasser dieser Buchzusammenfassung  hat  die Essenz des Buches sehr gut  wiedergegeben. Dass man schon nach der Buchbesprechung Lust bekommt in das Tessin zu reisen, steht außer Frage und so sieht es bei allen anderen Buchbesprechungen ebenfalls aus. Fernweh stellt sich ein, man möchte schnell die Koffer packen und beispielsweise  nach Paris reisen und tut es gedanklich not right away.

writes Hemingway: "One day I met Joyce, of the Boulevard Saint Germain entlangkam" after he had been alone in a matinee He heard the actors to be happy, if he also could not see, he asked me.. on, something to drink with him and we went into the "Deux Magots and ordered tart sherry, although they will always read that he only drank Swiss white wine." (Quote p. 29) I like these inserted quotes from the books to be discussed, because they're more curious about the text. How nice it must be in the morning when the sun was starting to lie awake in bed in a hotel and a Saint Germain wenig  in Hemingways " "Paris - ein Fest fürs Leben" zu lesen, um anschießend  im "Deux Margot" seinen ersten Kaffee zu genießen.

Sehr gut zusammengefasst sind auch Canettis "Stimmen von Marrakesch“.  Man erfährt u.a., dass  man durch Canettis Augen eine reizvolle Innenansicht der orientalischen und jüdischen Gesellschaft erlebt und dass er sich dabei keiner Klischees bedient, sondern das alltägliche Leben nachzeichnet, ( vgl.: S.183). Stimmt und es stimmt auch, dass "Stimmen von Marakesch" mehr als nur eine Reisebericht ist. Es ist wahr, es handelt sich tatsächlich um eine Sammlung von Momentaufnahmen a precise and curious observer, (see: p.183).

My praise is the summary of One Hundred Years of Solitude "by Gabriel Garcia Marquez. It certainly was not easy, given how complex the novel. It rightly points out that the novel almost an encyclopedic work. This is to sum up less than four pages and last but no significance, is a masterpiece. respect.

Although I just do not read much, I know most of the discussed Novels are not, and certainly not those that are listed in the short discussions to continue traveling. The book reviews make me very curious about the foreignness described in Oceania, that paradise that inspired me most. Returning through the back door, "I will read for sure. It is a satire that plays on Tonga in the South Pacific. The author epilator Hau `ofa was the private secretary of the King of Tonga.

also Ahdaf Soueif, "The Map of Love" I want to read. The love story that is told seems to be gripping.

My review, I would like to end with a quote that comes from a book which has been discussed on pages 171 ff. It is a passage from "Crime of the Day to the Night" by Yamina Khadra, the I find so moving that I want to tell her: "What is love, if it grants only pain How good are their myths and legends, victories and wonder if the lovers are unable to grow beyond itself, the anger? to face the sky, to let go of the eternal happiness for a kiss, a hug, a moment around? " (Quotation p. 174)

Recommended, because the book arouses curiosity, stimulates to dream and actually contains exemplary book reviews.

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Our course, PhD Chancellor stressed that it had appointed a defense minister and no scientific staff in the government.



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thought until a few days, I just, our Defence Minister to be a spineless slimy liar and plagiarist. Now that the votes of the CDU / CSU parliamentary group called for a study of its instruction to the academic Service of the Federal Parliament as part of his dissertation was postponed, I'm really upset. Since it is hardly relevant, that the Lord Minister the results of research financed by me, of course, not marked as a quotation.



And this man is to remain federal minister? But, that will be discussed more seriously needs to make me angry. Since it is not actually about his crappy dissertation, or it that the arrogant upstart slick has returned his Ph.D. (which incidentally you can not), shortly before he stripped the title. I also know others who have a Ph.D. from surreptitiously and unobtrusive, bought and laughable sham Dissertations have written. I just do not want that kind of person is allowed to continue uninhibited exercise such an office!

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Review: The Divine Comedy-Dante Alighieri

About "The Divine Comedy" were already written many reviews. At Wikipedia you can learn about the content of this work adequately. That is why I refrain from wide-ranging content on this play again. This book was written by Karl Bartsch (1832-1888), translated in 1858 in Rostock, the first Germanic Institute in Germany, founded in 1871 and taught in Heidelberg, Germanic and Romance Philology.

The work is to have very low cost in many paperback editions. All who opt for this hardcover edition will be amazed by the beautiful illustrations by Sandro Botticelli, which contains the book and which I shall return later. The book is

it is the main work of Dante Alighieri (1265 - 1321), an allegorical and didactic poem called in 100 songs with 14 230 verses in terza rima, which Dante "Commedia." The writer was convinced that the Commedia contains no less truth than the Bible, however, that this truth dem Leser wie dem Autor selbst verborgen bleibe und man sich ihr letztlich nur bedingt annähern könne, (vgl.: S.21). Allegorie und Gematrie als Ausdrucksformen erzielen durch dieses Werk "des im Herbst angekommenen christlichen Mittelalters" seinen unbestrittenen Höhepunkt.

Thill R. Kuhnle meint in seiner Einführung, dass die "Commedia" ein hohes Maß an Übereinstimmung mit zahlreichen sich prophetisch gebenden Werken des Mittelalters aufweist und erläutert dies näher. Allerdings verschmolzen mit dem Bild seiner Geliebten, zeugt das Allegorische im Werk Dantes von einem Ich, welches seiner Zeit voraus war, (vgl :S. 23). Das Werk zeichnet das epische Bild eines Kosmos bedeutungsvoller Zeichen. Diese bewirken the readers for centuries a never-ending process of interpretation. The reason for this, according to Till R. Kuhnle, that each of these characters, created more characters and that is because everything can be in this world characters, because everyone in a world of empirical genome-Menem measure always falls to a number of symbolic value (see is:. p.24).

In Dante's "Accomplished utopia" according to Kuhn the border-crossing by Odysseus to return home. Kuhn concludes: "All desire and longing are all in danger after surviving a safe haven: the ideal space for the projection since Romanticism has become unmistakable suffering on the Faustian, and repeals anticipated in Dante by the power of love "... (quote p. 26) I agree with this idea, after I read the book,

In the introduction we learn to know Dante's origin and in this context, of course, that he from birth the aristocracy belonged, was therefore privileged. Dante was introduced by Brunetto in Roman literature, and dealt primarily with Virgil. Through lively exchange with fellow poets, he was motivated to write himself. His beloved Beatrice died in 1290 after she had married a few years earlier another. The time of your death coincides with the beginning of his interest in philosophy.

Despite scientific studies Dante and love has always busy with public affairs of his city, it will be well informed in the introduction, (see: 35ff). In the struggle for independence from Florence to the intervention efforts of Pope Boniface VIII Dante entangled in a non-winning success of the opposition, was exiled from Florence and from there led a wandering life. His last years were spent in Ravenna, where he died.

His work, he divides into:
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Hell - Purgatory
- Paradise

Dante is the way of the sinful soul shows to salvation. The walker is guided by two guides, one part of Virgil, who is the embodiment of reason, science and philosophy is, on the other hand, by Beatrix, the glorified childhood sweetheart, now the symbol of divine grace. Accompanied the poet Virgil through Hell and Purgatory have the earthly paradise. Here he disappears at the time than is visible to Dante Beatrix, (see: p. 45). On his travels he meets by the way many famous dead souls, which he represents in terms of philosophy, theology, politics, government and church thoughtful questions.

Easy to read the texts. They contain a wealth of information that requires the secondary literature to be interpreted really good to.

come from the illustrations in the book a superb manuscript, which represents the joint work of two artists: the calligrapher and painter Nicolò Magnone Sandro Botticelli. Commissioned the work of Lorenzo di Pierfrancesco de 'Medici was. He was the second cousin Degree of the famous Lorenzo il Magnifico de 'Medici. We learn how the leaves are once formed, and that few of the leaves heard the planned coloring. The illustrations are the first complete cycle of the "Divina Commedia". Except for "Paradiso XXXI" any song with a full-page illustration was provided, with 35 for the "Inferno", with 22 for the "Purgatorio" and 31 for the "Paradiso". On the pictures you can see coffins hell, naked in tormenting people, those who seek to escape from nasty dragon, naked men in chains and many more depressing scenes. Purgatory is, if one may believe the pictures, not even a picnic and ultimately reflects Dante's texts resist excellent in this regard. However, it is really nice in paradise. Here also there is a ladder to heaven (Paradiso 21) leads, in the divine spheres.

Recommended for lovers of beautiful books.

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now will I, what am delighted to represent for all my scribblings of the Literary Agency Kossack. Lars Schultze-Kossack and his team are among the most respected agencies in German-language authors. Many very good writers trust the Hamburg-based agency, some of my colleagues from the criminal syndicate, such as, for example, Sabina Naber, Andreas Izquierdo and Carsten Sebastian Henn.

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Why I do not like KTZ Guttenberg

With "Light" that's such a thing. They were glorified, they are revered and you will forgive anything - even if they contradict each other within a set 2x (which, for example, Franz Beckenbauer and even exploited like too often).

Zu Guttenberg (the man who has more fans than first names, which is already here apparently a performance) is one of these luminaries. Backed by an unprecedented media campaign (here, all of course the resident in his rectum editor of BILD-Zeitung), he developed very quickly became the leader of the "politicians' popularity polls" - and it seemed, could not even he himself to drive out of there . (Let alone the Kunduz affair or the incident on the Gorch Fock ).
The reasons are quite simple: it is rhetorically gifted, attractive (especially when compared to the German political competition), and tirelessly promoted 'credibility'. That he is also still married to an attractive woman who contributes effectively to the image dispersion soldiers in Afghanistan harm, not necessarily.

And now everything is different? Why? Because (according GuttenPlag Wiki ) in his doctoral thesis on 247 of 407 pages are fakes - so he texts of other authors posing as his own, without them (as is usual in scientific work) and Zitate zu kennzeichnen, beziehungsweise deren Quellen anzugeben.

Interessant sind nun die Reaktionen darauf: Nämlich die seiner Fans ("das machen doch alle!" - was mich besonders amüsiert, wenn ich es in den Kommentaren der BILD-Online-Artikel lese), seiner Neider ("Skandal! Rücktritt") und seine eigene:

Zunächst stritt er in seiner wasserdichten Überheblichkeit erst einmal alles ab (" abstrus !") und stellte die Vorwurfserheber als "ahnungslos" dar (das macht er übrigens grundsätzlich gerne mit seinen Kritikern). Dann räumte er "fraglos Fehler" ein, verbittet sich aber nachdrücklich "Plagiatsvorwürfe" - denn immerhin könne es ja sometimes happen with such a huge amount of work worked on it in addition to his activities as a politician and an obligation as a young father seven years , setting "a footnote to forget."

Then he organized a ruthlessly embarrassing press conference (which makes him almost human in my eyes because it was just a huge mistake) and does not now "temporarily" to his doctor title. He tirelessly points out, however, that there is currently so probably more problems than talk about his dissertation.

Yes, I see basically the same way. But what I also see is a man who in my opinion nach überhaupt nicht mit Kritik umgehen kann. Wann immer ich ihn einmal wirklich kritischen Fragen (also nicht denen von ZDF und BILD) ausgesetzt sah, wirkte er auf mich immer wie jemand, der lästige Fliegen vertreiben möchte, die um seine schwitzende Stirn kreisen.

Seine unglaubliche Selbstherrlichkeit (die auf dem Sofa von Thomas Gottschalk oder anderen Quotengaranten besonders zur Geltung kommt), seine Attitüde des einsam kämpfenden, das Schicksal der Glaubwürdigkeit auf seinen Schultern tragenden Leitwolfs, seine ekelerregend künstliche Bescheidenheit - all das zerbröckelte in solchen Momenten immer wie trocknender Lehm auf Soldatenstiefeln.

"Wisst Ihr eigentlich, mit wem Ihr hier redet?" - He exudes, "I have no need to expose myself to impertinent demands of earthly small minds!" And this comes to light in the crumbs be a facade not quite as attractive face.

The main argument of his supporters still not available to him ("that has to do with a faulty thesis to qualify for the position of defense?") Moves way. Of course this has nothing to do with the other. But this is not about his qualifications as a minister, but his credibility, precisely what he has always sold as its greatest virtue. And he has lost.

Whether his opponents politically motivated in time (which is mostly likely, for those who have such success, also has a corresponding number of envious in the political spectrum) or scientific (because even students to be punished, the claw her department from the Internet together - so why then not a politician) is entirely secondary. And the words of warning those who compare him to Icarus ("who is flying high, deep"). I am talking solely about the factual allegations of plagiarism on his dissertation. And the masters he very bad, that is not at all. Would he do that but at least on an authentic, human way, he could at least score on the sympathy level. But here he fails (Once again) still impressive.

And that's why I can not KTZ Guttenberg suffer - and not just since the announcement of the "lack of footnotes."

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Mubarak at the rapid and complete investigation of the violence, which ordered him and hired thugs have run against the demonstrators.


Mubarak leads his country into a new future full of peace, freedom and democracy.


Mubarak supports the Commission to carry out reforms.


Mubarak to resign not to allow the peaceful renewal of his country.


Mubarak orders the sun, all his country's children to be from the bottom.


You have to give Mubarak the possibility of a political retreat, while respecting his face.


face it, people: Who, who is still halfway in their right mind would have an interest in the protection of such a face?

If there is such a person who probably believes all that is up there ...

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Über Grenzen sprechen

... is the motto of the conference languagetalks2011 , from 16 to 18 February 2011 at the Munich Ludwig-Maximilians-University takes place. In the literary and linguistic lectures is about 'self-language and foreign language "to" Power and resistance "or" language contact and hybridization. The program can be found here .

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Zum 230. Geburtstag...

... of the socially critical poet with aristocratic German immigrant you can take a look at the village church of Ante / Champagne throw, shot provisional 2008 Louis Charles Adelaide de Chamisso de Boncourt am, in the 31 was baptized Januar 1781st From the castle of his ancestors Boncourt nothing is left as a barely recognizable ditch and a few fish ponds. The old count have it as well sometimes forget. You may as Chamisso researchers or readers but also to prepare ever been to a conference in Louisville, KY / USA in September 2011, which concerned "Foreign Voices and multilinguality in German Literature" (Droste-Hülshoff, Sebald, Fontane, Kafka go to Jandl). Until 1 February can still contributing at Esther Kilcoyne / University of Hamburg submitted. Contact: esther.kilchmann @ uni-hamburg.de.

Addendum: One worth listening to 15-minute feature the 230th Chamisso's birthday that sent the NDR, zines on NDR.de .

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Konferenz in Paris - online

Die internationale Chamissokonferenz "Korrespondenzen und Transformationen", die vom 9. bis 11. Juni 2011 in Paris stattfindet, hat ab sofort eine eigene Website. Dort sind die Ankündigungen einiger Vorträge, eine Teilnehmerliste und demnächst auch das genaue Programm nachzulesen: http://chamissokonferenz2011.uit.no

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Chamisso in der Gartenlaube

Welch hoher Rang dem Dichter Adelbert von Chamisso einst im wilhelminischen Deutschland zugemessen wurde, erkennt der heutige Leser, wenn er das Wochenblatt Die Gartenlaube , Jahrgang 1881, Heft 1, aufschlägt. Dort findet sich neben einer ausführlichen Würdigung Chamisso also has researched the next illustrated portrait of the origin of the Chamisso researcher Bernd Ballmann. Read his review .

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Chamisso-Preis an Jean Krier

Jean Krier wins the prize of 15,000 € Adelbert von Chamisso Prize 2011th With the Chamisso Prize honors the Robert Bosch Foundation in 1985 outstanding literary achievements in German, written by authors whose native language or cultural origin is not German. The Luxembourg poet Krier impressed with his latest band "heart's games", he enriched with the jury, according to the original and impressive display of the German-language poetry. This year's prizes in the amount of 7,000 euros will go to Olga Martynova and Nicol Ljubić. The awards will be on 16 March 2011 in the Court Church of the Munich Residence awarded. more detailed in the press release the Robert Bosch Foundation. Photo: Yves Noir / Robert Bosch Stiftung.

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Chamissos Schädel

the occasion of the 200th Anniversary has scoured the Berlin Museum of Natural History's collections for objects that Chamisso gave after his world tour of Berlin University. A considerable number - Walmodelle carved wooden fish and snakes in alcohol, corals, skulls and stuffed birds - is bis Ende Februar in der Ausstellung Klasse, Ordnung, Art zu sehen. Doch es gibt es noch weitere Funde: Das zeigt das Foto von einem Tisch voller Tierschädel, alle von Chamisso gesammelt, das Hannelore Landsberg vom Naturkundemuseum zur Verfügung gestellt hat. Am linken und rechten Bildrand sind die Schädel von Delphinen zu erkennen. Der große Schädel in der Mitte gehörte einem Seelöwen und ist derzeit in der Ausstellung zu bewundern. Hannelore Landsberg leitet die Historische Arbeitsstelle im Museum für Naturkunde, sie ist Mitherausgeberin des wunderschönen Katalogs zur Geschichte des Hauses, der begleitend zur Ausstellung erschienen ist.

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Zwei zeitgenössische Künstler...

... Who made friends with Adelbert von Chamisso have are the painter and sculptor Uwe Henneken , born 1974, and the artist and illustrator Bernd Lehmann , born 1950. Lehmann Chamisso cycle, a portfolio with 12 original etchings, was founded in 2002 and is accompanied by written lively introduction to the literary scholar Dr. Alexandra Hildebrandt. - 2006 Uwe Henneken presented at the Berlin Galerie Giti Nourbakhsch a series of pictures entitled "schlemihlium" before, inspired by Chamisso shadow motif, which was afterwards presented as an "empire schlemihlium" in the Frans Hals Museum in Haarlem and in 2007 appeared as a book. It is no wonder not even that close as the brightly colored conceptualists Henneken topics such as "Fortress Europe", "Nulltikulti" and the earth as a stranger to all.

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review: Laugh, if you are wise - A literary journey from Homer to Beckett-reading book

This primer is divided into two major parts: The first part deals with comic conflict, the second with the theories of laughter.

The comic conflicts are divided into:

curtain! Jester, mocker and minstrels

heavenly laughter

joked at the beginning of the woman

mocked mocker

wit as a weapon

"When` s is the truth? " As fools

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ridiculous "I'm Carlini" From the comic Tagik

laughter at the abyss

"Not by wrath, but kills you."

This part of the reading text book of Hippocrates, Lucian, Apuleius, Dario For, Homer, Plato, Jean de la Fontaine, Johann Peter Hebel, Giovanni Boccaccio, Sebastian Brant, Erasmus of Rotterdam, William Shakespeare, Miguel de Cervantes, Grimmelshausen, Molière, Denis Diderot, Baudelaire, Friedrich Nietzsche and many others.

The second part, "Theories of Laughter" includes very illuminating passages from Plato, René Descartes, Immanuel Kant, Friedrich Nietzsche, Friedrich Georg Jünger, Franz Kafka and Max Horkheimer and Theodor W. Adorno, etc.

The epilogue of the Issuer Laetia Rimpau is very instructive with regard to the design of the book, the literary texts of the European culture of laughter imagining. This goes back to antiquity. It's about the questions: "When or what the protagonists in novels or laugh in plays," "When and why breaks out in a poem or a novel in society laughter?" and "What exactly is under To understand spot, comedy or joke? "(quote p. 308)

The editor notes that in the presented texts rarely funny, approaching I can confirm where Nietzsche is in.." Origin the comic "finds that marks the transition from momentary anxiety in short-lasting high spirits as the comic, adding, that the phenomenon of the tragic man quickly changes over from a large, constant high spirits in great fear. Because of the constant high spirits among mortals far fewer than the cause for fear, it would be more comical than tragic in this World, we laugh more often than that one was shaken (see: p. 282).

Friedrich Georg Jünger says that everything funny thing is clear from a conflict, and without this nothing funny inconceivable. Only when we become aware of the conflict, we are able to perceive the comic. Where the states are in dispute could be nothing comical results. Because of the conflict requires its concept for movement, one finds according to disciples in all comedy, a ratio of movement and countermovement. Had been established that the comic has in common with the tragic conflict in the origin, (see: p.293).

Many intellectuals haben im Lachen ein Laster begriffen. Dario Fo schreibt: "Das Misstrauen gegenüber dem Lachen und der Komik ist ein allgemeines Problem. Es ist eine Haltung der offiziellen und akademischen Kultur. Viele von denen, die Machtpositionen erreichen, neigen zu akademischen Haltungen, in dem sie ihre Gehirne mit gewichtiger Ernsthaftigkeit auspolstern. Angesichts eines Komikers reagieren sie dann nur noch mit athrosischer Blockade der Kiefermuskeln", (vgl.: S.309).  Diese Beobachtung habe ich auch gemacht und habe es stets so gedeutet, dass solche Personen all zu sehr in einer Rolle verhaftet sind und es ihnen an wirklicher Intellektualität mangelt, für die eine heitere, entspannte Grundstimmung m.E. sehr förderlich is.

Reading Max Horkheimer and Theodor Adorno one finds include a thought that I would like to quote here because it expresses something essential: "The diabolical laughter of the wrong lies in the fact that even the best, reconciliation mandatory parodied. " (Zitat. page. 304). The false laughter of the entertainment industry becomes an instrument of fraud in the happiness, the two men, one can only agree.

The Greeks argued about sense and nonsense of laughter. While academic philosophers want to banish the buffoon in the comedy, considered Kyniker wie Diogenes von Sinope das Lachen als Welthaltung.  Scherzen und Lachen war von Beginn an auch weiblich, das zeigen Texte, wie  "Sara, du hast gelacht" aus der Genesis, oder auch Platons "Die spottende Thrakerin".  Die Herausgeberin lässt den Leser wissen, dass die griechische und römische Antike den Lachgott kannte, dem zu Ehren öffentliche Feste abgehalten wurden. Davon berichtet Apuleius in seinen "Metamorphosen". Allerdings setze sich im Übergang zum Christentum das Lachverbot durch. Nun wird in der christlichen Morallehre das Lachen von der Bühne verbannt. Auf welche Weise das heitere Lachen aus der Literatur verdrängt wurde, wird in Umberto Eccos Roman "Im Name the Rose. "vividly illustrates

The presented in the book texts seem like a stroll through the laughing History tortured laughter and loud Laughter not indicate Entspanntsein I like what Dario For, says:.." The power, and that every power, fear nothing more than the laughter, the smiles and sarcasm. They are a sign of critical sense, imagination, intelligence, and the opposite of fanaticism "(quote p.318)...

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Ein Zeitgenosse wird gefeiert: Kleistjahr 2011

Beautiful is not the gray granite blocks. And birth date on the grave stone Heinrich von Kleist's wrong. Say at least authoritative Kleist researchers, and the poet himself had his birthday on 10 Celebrated in October. It also kept his admirers turned up to 1876, a church book entry. Thus Kleist came only eight days later in Frankfurt / Oder to the world. Even official documents can be wrong, but in the Nazi era, when the grave stone was renewed, such doubts were not wanted: The 18th October 1777 was set in stone. No evidence of suicide from this point at the Kleiner Wannsee, no shot at the friend Henriette Vogel, Kleist, before even the gun in his mouth. "Well, my immortality, you're all mine!" - Borrowed from the Nazis in estimation of the Prince of Homburg was abused as a grave inscription. The stone must go! At least that is the personal opinion of the President of the Kleist-Gesellschaft, the Cologne literature professor and biographer Kleist Günther Blamberger ... - Read more about the dispute over the grave Kleist and the many events Kleist year in the online edition the Stuttgarter Zeitung v on today.

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The new year will start encouraging - Opa Bertolds second adventure is now in the 3rd Edition but someone there must have purchased a few books - available! And better yet - read!

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Dorothea von Chamisso gestorben

From Beatrix Langner . On 26 Died November 2010 in Leverkusen, the last German to bear the name Chamisso, Dorothea von Chamisso de Boncourt (born Thomas on 14/09/1912). She studied classical philology at the University of Cologne and was the widow of the 1944 missing as combatants great-grandson of Adelbert von Chamisso, Walter Otto von Chamisso. In her essay Chamisso Berlin time (1982) and in many magazine articles contributed by women Chamisso kennntnisreich and clear for the exploration of life and work of the poet at by many valuable Documents from the family archives to the public presented. Since 1988, she joined a friendly correspondence with the Israeli Chamisso Prize Elazar Benyoëtz. Through their friendship with Benyoëtz they reported recently in the Festschrift for his 70th Birthday NO WORDS TO LOSE (Mr. Lingen 2007). - Addendum: The urn burial was held on 15 12. 2010 in Leverkusen, the photo sent by the funeral Prof. Dr. J. Thürauf.

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Russische Zeugnisse der Weltumseglung in Berlin

evidence of the circumnavigation of Adelbert Chamisso are still to 9 January in the exhibition world knowledge in Berlin's Martin-Gropius-Bau and to 28 February in the exhibition class, order, type to see the Berlin natural history museum, a further indication of the scientific historical significance of the expedition is Walter Lack of the Botanical Museum in Berlin in the recently published Museum Journal 1 / 2011, p. 45: "As in the night of 1 to 2 March 1943, the Botanical Museum Berlin-Dahlem victim of an Anglo-American bombing was perished large parts of the herbarium and determines it, many plants that Chamisso and Schlechtendal and annotated had. This was in the Botanical Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences (Institute in Botanitscheskij. Komarowa) in St. Petersburg plant deposited series of Rurik expedition in many cases the only remaining material. Russian colleagues have kindly loaned a small selection from this book for the exhibition Humboldt Green heirs available, including a receipt from Minuartia arctica (Stev.) Ach. & Graebner., M, collected and annotated by Chamisso on sin (us) sancti Laurent (ii) . This now Zaliv Lavrentiiya called Bay in the Bering Sea on the east coast of the peninsula Tschuko counted then and now to Russia "-.. The exhibition will in Dahlem be shown to February 27

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Neue Paris-Bücher

Who is planning to go to June for Chamisso Conference to Paris will probably want to use the opportunity to walk along the Seine and find suitable reading material. Elke Linda Buchholz has tested a dozen Paris-books on their usefulness and uncovered not only on odd translation errors but also due to strike stuck in the city. Your report you read (even online) in the current literature leaf.

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Review: The Famous - Greek writer-reader

Rainer Nickel is in this book the Greek Aesop, Aeschylus, Archilochus, Aristophanes, Aristotle, Demosthenes, Epicurus, Euripides, Herodotus, Hesiod, Hippocrates, Homer, Callimachus, Menander, Pindar, Plato, Plutarch, Sappho, Sophocles , Theocritus, Thucydides and Xenophon before.

be for each of such persons' name, biographical data, the literary genre in which they moved and the works listed above. Then we learn who was the person what they wrote and how the works of individual writers were handed down. How are the works by each of them continued to live and what geblieben ist, wird auch immer genannt. Schön, dass man Gelegenheit erhält, sich in übersetzte Textstellen zu vertiefen.

Sehr anschaulich wird erklärt, wie in Athen bei den Festen zu Ehren des Gottes Dionysos im Rahmen eines Wettstreites Tragödien, Komödien und Satyrspiele aufgeführt wurden. Auch erhält man gute Einblicke in einzelne Werke. So erfährt man, dass im Prolog der "Lysistrate" von Aristophanes sich die Protagonistin und andere Frauen unterschiedlicher griechischer Städte und Landschaften getroffen haben, um eine Friedensinitiative zu beraten. Die Frauen vereinbaren, ihren Männern den Geschlechtsverkehr zu verweigern, bis diese bereit sind, Frieden zu schließen.., (See: p. 32). Interesting to know that this play was performed in a critical situation during a war for Athens. At that time, democracy was suspended. At this time there was an emergency government. Although the piece with the foreign and domestic political circumstances of those days is related, but it is intelligible in themselves, not for the "Peloponnesian War" alone, but the war as such the issue, (see: p. 33) . Impressed

I'm from the excellent summary of the works Aristioteles. The author has succeeded in a few pages the reader thinking of the great philosophers to get close and its ethical Considerations explain well understood. No easy task.

I like that you have cited the following thoughts of Aristotle, to be read at the beginning of his "metaphysics", "All men by nature seek to know .. This is evident because it senses the very high eighth;. because they are valued, irrespective of its value high, and for others especially the vision for not only to act, but also where we plan to do nothing, we give the look of all the senses to some extent the advantage of the ground. for this is that we have this sensation most to enable them to gain knowledge and also opens up a lot of differences "(quote p. 47).

Especially in the age of Internet communication should be the thought of Aristotle, lead again in mind the effect may in dialogue with a third party the fact that this is not. can see significant misperceptions of the other person and, unfortunately, tensions in virtual discussions held.

Epicurus, whose texts I have written a review is very well outlined.

As part of Euripides considerations will be fine with his "Iphigenia in Aulis" familiar. It the motives of the author explained why he wrote the work. As you read Euripides wanted to make aware in the first place the decision situation of the commander Agamemnon in their inevitability and cruelty, (see: p. 70).

very well you will be informed about the life and works of Hippocrates. I was not aware that he has written such a large number of fonts. His oldest and most important are mentioned in the book and explain briefly what is in the individual texts. "The Hippocratic Oath" can be read in a translation by Hans Diller, (see: p. 91).

Homer and his works "Iliad" and "Odyssey" one becomes acquainted with and experience in this context, what is meant by the dactylic hexameter has. interesting to read what you said May Horkheimer and Adorno Theordor in their Dialectic of Enlightenment "in reference to Homer's Odysseus, (see: p. 101).

It is impossible for 22 over all authors that are illuminated in the book, write something on this. I especially appreciated by Plato and his works are impressive distinction to the reader. Forgetting is not the explanation of the "cave allegory" because one should look on the conscious in its cognitive value. The "Symposium" is summarized by the way impressive, the dialogue Phaedo is well represented.

Thinking in ideas is an essential element of the Platonic philosophy. After Plato's idea of man has in itself a knowledge of the "words", and "shapes". This knowledge has the consequence that one can perceive the multiplicity of phenomena differences. This is due to learned that the soul can be seen in their pre-existence of the "idea" of "equality" and think, has (vgl.S 128).

Delighted I am that the beloved of me, Plutarch is one of the 22 authors listed in the book and that his "Moralia" has given a focus. In his double biography "aims to Plutarch from the private, personal, mundane and unspectacular. His program of "Synanthropie," the willingness to live as a man among men, describes a property that the modern development of psychology as a "we-intentionality to act together" and is the constituting as the characteristic of man is considered, (see: S . 138). In a globalized world, Plutarch is therefore as current as almost 2,000 years ago.

gives a good overview to get in Hnblick to the works of Sophocles, specifically to "Antigone" and "Oedipus Rex".

About the poet Sappho we learn among other things, that she wrote her poems in the Aeolian dialect and their verses in nine books were collected in the library of Alexandria. You learn about poem fragments including the one where it focuses on the physical symptoms of passion. "... Because if I only look at short, I put no sound out, my tongue has failed me, once I trickle a gently burning fire under the skin ,..", (see: p. 143) .

If you read the poem fragment, it is clear that does not change under the sun, mainly the emotional life of our people do not.

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