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Die schwarze Spinne : Jeremias Gotthelf
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Title: Die schwarze Spinne
Author: Jeremias Gotthelf
Narrator: Reiner Unglaub
Format: Unabridged
Length: 03:25:00
Release date: 11-24-17
Genres: Language Courses
Publisher's Summary: Diese Meistererzählung von Alfred Bitzius alias Jeremias Gotthelf (1797-1854) hat einen festen Platz in der Reihe zeitüberdauernder deutschsprachiger Werke des 18. und 19. Jahrhunderts. Gotthelf, predigender Didaktiker, wollte belehren und erziehen. Er schrieb über bäuerliches Leben für Bauern und wurde deshalb eine Zeit lang als "Heimatdichter" verkannt. Die einzigartige mythisch-gewaltige Geschichte "Die schwarze Spinne" ist aus heutiger Sicht die bedeutsamste Erzählung des Schweizer Pfarrers aus dem Berner Land und darüber hinaus ein Dokument dichterischen Realismus' von einer in der deutschen Literatur nicht wieder erreichten Wucht. Jeremias Gotthelf (geboren am 4. Oktober 1797 in Murten; gestorben am 22. Oktober 1854 in Lützelflüh) war das Pseudonym des Schweizer Schriftstellers und Pfarrers Albert Bitzius. Thomas Mann bewunderte Gotthelfs Novelle von 1842 "wie kaum ein zweites Stück Weltliteratur". ©2017 SAGA Egmont (P)2017 SAGA Egmont Mitglieder Bewertungen: A classic I'd read "Die schwarze Spinne" in school, back in the day, and thought it would be fun to read it again. It was, though I'd forgotten that 20% of the novella is devoted not to the actual story, but to describing a child's baptism in Gotthelf's time and the idiosyncrasies of society. It's historically and sociologically interesting, and will still get wry smiles from modern readers who recognize themselves or their great-aunts in some of those characters, but editors today would have cut it mercilessly. As is usual with Gotthelf, once the story gets moving, it's a compelling narrative. Unlike his longer works, this novella works as a fable, disguised as the history of way-back-when, but those extra 20% make Gotthelf's point that the threat isn't gone in our day. Sumiswald - the setting - is a real town that still exists today, but as to the historical accuracy of the names mentioned in the story I have no idea. It's a pretty quick read, well written, quirky, and appropriately creepy for a deal-with-the-devil story. For persons who believe the devil takes the form of ... For persons who believe the devil takes the form of a black spider and is on the lookout for newborn babies Interesting story and representative of the time and location I read this on a long flight and had a hard time putting it down. It reminds me of an old, scary, fairytale. There is a central religious/superstitious theme with a good story, plus an interesting window on the way the world looked to people at that time and place. Was a bit slow to get started but worth it. Five Stars I am so glad that these classic Swiss author has at least one of his works available. Great Five Stars Captivant,
https://booksreader.space/al-7494/
Pair this Language Courses audiobook with the moments you love on the treadmill at the gym. Pop in your earbuds, let the narrator set the tone, and lose yourself in the story.
Title: Die schwarze Spinne
Author: Jeremias Gotthelf
Narrator: Reiner Unglaub
Format: Unabridged
Length: 03:25:00
Release date: 11-24-17
Genres: Language Courses
Publisher's Summary: Diese Meistererzählung von Alfred Bitzius alias Jeremias Gotthelf (1797-1854) hat einen festen Platz in der Reihe zeitüberdauernder deutschsprachiger Werke des 18. und 19. Jahrhunderts. Gotthelf, predigender Didaktiker, wollte belehren und erziehen. Er schrieb über bäuerliches Leben für Bauern und wurde deshalb eine Zeit lang als "Heimatdichter" verkannt. Die einzigartige mythisch-gewaltige Geschichte "Die schwarze Spinne" ist aus heutiger Sicht die bedeutsamste Erzählung des Schweizer Pfarrers aus dem Berner Land und darüber hinaus ein Dokument dichterischen Realismus' von einer in der deutschen Literatur nicht wieder erreichten Wucht. Jeremias Gotthelf (geboren am 4. Oktober 1797 in Murten; gestorben am 22. Oktober 1854 in Lützelflüh) war das Pseudonym des Schweizer Schriftstellers und Pfarrers Albert Bitzius. Thomas Mann bewunderte Gotthelfs Novelle von 1842 "wie kaum ein zweites Stück Weltliteratur". ©2017 SAGA Egmont (P)2017 SAGA Egmont Mitglieder Bewertungen: A classic I'd read "Die schwarze Spinne" in school, back in the day, and thought it would be fun to read it again. It was, though I'd forgotten that 20% of the novella is devoted not to the actual story, but to describing a child's baptism in Gotthelf's time and the idiosyncrasies of society. It's historically and sociologically interesting, and will still get wry smiles from modern readers who recognize themselves or their great-aunts in some of those characters, but editors today would have cut it mercilessly. As is usual with Gotthelf, once the story gets moving, it's a compelling narrative. Unlike his longer works, this novella works as a fable, disguised as the history of way-back-when, but those extra 20% make Gotthelf's point that the threat isn't gone in our day. Sumiswald - the setting - is a real town that still exists today, but as to the historical accuracy of the names mentioned in the story I have no idea. It's a pretty quick read, well written, quirky, and appropriately creepy for a deal-with-the-devil story. For persons who believe the devil takes the form of ... For persons who believe the devil takes the form of a black spider and is on the lookout for newborn babies Interesting story and representative of the time and location I read this on a long flight and had a hard time putting it down. It reminds me of an old, scary, fairytale. There is a central religious/superstitious theme with a good story, plus an interesting window on the way the world looked to people at that time and place. Was a bit slow to get started but worth it. Five Stars I am so glad that these classic Swiss author has at least one of his works available. Great Five Stars Captivant,
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