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Spiegelschriften - Erzählungen und Berichte vom Lago Maggiore

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Spiegelschriften - Erzählungen und Berichte vom Lago MaggioreDer Erzhler und Germanist Kretschmer hat zwei hchst unterhaltende Bnde zusammengestellt und mit kommentierenden, einleitenden Texten versehen und dabei zwei seiner Leidenschaften und Expertisen verbunden: Er hat eine Sammlung von 50 literarischen Texten zusammengetragen, die am Lago Maggiore entstanden sind oder hier angesiedelt sind wenn auch zwei, drei ihrer Schpfer in ihrer bewegten Phantasie am See waren. Ernst Kretschmer begleitet seine

Der Erzähler und Germanist Kretschmer hat zwei höchst unterhaltende Bände zusammengestellt und mit kommentierenden, einleitenden Texten versehen - und dabei zwei seiner Leidenschaften und Expertisen verbunden: Er hat eine Sammlung von 50 literarischen Texten zusammengetragen, die am Lago Maggiore entstanden sind oder hier angesiedelt sind - wenn auch zwei, drei ihrer Schöpfer in ihrer bewegten Phantasie am See waren. - Ernst Kretschmer begleitet seine Entdeckungen um das Schweizer wie um das Italiensiche Ufer herum mit leichthändigen, doch hintergrund-reichen Essays über seine 22 italienischen und 28 schweizer Fundstücke. Er bietet damit einen ganz außergewöhnlichen Reise-Führer in die Region des Langen Sees und erschließt uns als Reise-Begleiter die Geschichte, Kultur, Persönlichkeiten und Lebenswelt rund um den Lago Maggiore. Die Dichterinnen und Erzähler der zwei Bände stammen aus verschiedensten Ländern, von den Franzosen Hippolyte Taine und Stendhal, dem Amerikaner Ernest Hemingway, dem Schweden Lars Gustafsson, der Schweizerin Johanna Spyri, den Italienern Dario Fo und Piero Chiara bis hin zu zahlreichen deutschen Autoren wie Heinrich von Kleist, Erich Kästner, Gerhart Hauptmann und Jean Paul wird der Lago Maggiore erzählt. Damit spiegeln die 'Spiegelschriften' zugleich die weltweite Attraktivität des Sees und die vielfältigen Anregungen der Region, die vom 18. Jahrhundert bis heute ungebrochenen Reiz haben - als Destination wie als Lektüre.

EAN: 9783866383906
Farbverschnitt: Generell werden die Bücher ohne Farbverschnitt geliefert, auch wenn die Abbildungen einen Farbverschnitt zeigen.
Erscheinungsjahr: 10.10.2024
Inhalt/Anzahl: 1 Leinen
Redaktion: Kretschmer, Ernst
Seitenzahl/Blattzahl: 808
Abbildungen: Fotographien und Zeichnungen, welche die 50 Autoren zeigen, die in den 2 Bändchen mit Texten vom und über den Lago Maggiore enthalten sind
Keyword: Adalbert von Karst; Aline Valangin; Alois Emanuel Biedermann; Antonio Fogazzaro; Arona; Ascona; Bar delle proleti; Bellinzona; Berzona; Bienvenida; Brissago; Cannobio; Castelli di Cannero; Cavergno; Claire Goll; Comologno; Dario Fo; Emil Ludwig; Erich Kästner; Erich Maria Remarque; Erich Mühsam; Ernest Hemingway; Fontana Martina; Franz Hohler; Franziska zu Reventlow; Friederike Brun; Friedrich Glauser; Friedrich Nietzsche; Gerhart Hauptmann; Giovanni Bonalumi; Hans Jakob Faesch; Hans Morgenthaler; Hans Rudolf Schinz; Heinrich von Kleist; Hermann Hesse; Hippolyte Taine; Intra; Isola Bella; Isola Madre; Italien; Jacob Burckhardt; Jean Paul; Johann Heinrich Meyer
Fachschema: Farbfotografie~Fotografie~Photo~Photographie~Architektur - Baukunst~Bau / Baukunst~Entwurf / Architektur~Literaturwissenschaft~Krieg - Kriegsopfer
Fachkategorie: Kunstformen~Kunst: Themen und Techniken~Fotografie~Architektur~Darstellende Künste~Lyrik, Poesie~Biografien und Sachliteratur~Literatur: Geschichte und Kritik~Gesellschaft und Kultur, allgemein~Politik und Staat~Krieg und Verteidigung~Geschichte: Ereignisse und Themen~Kochen, Essen und Trinken~Reiseführer~Reiseberichte, Reiseliteratur~Orte und Menschen: Sachbuch, Bildbände~Landkarten und Atlanten~Belletristik: allgemein und literarisch
Länge: 225 mm
Breite: 145 mm
Höhe: 72 mm
Gewicht: 880 gr
Produktform: Kartoniert
Genre: Belletristik
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