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Tristan

byThomas Mann

Genres: Classics 20th Century Classics

Who is this book for? Readers interested in classic literature and themes of art and love.

»Wenn … nach meinem Tode das eine oder andere meiner Bücher in der Reclam-Bibliothek erschiene – wäre das nicht eine kleine Unsterblichkeit?« Schon zu seinen Lebzeiten ging Thomas Manns Wunsch mit dem Erscheinen von »Tristan« in der Universal-Bibliothek in Erfüllung. In der burlesken Erzählung macht ein dekadenter Künstler einem plumpen Kaufmann die kränkliche Gattin abspenstig, indem er sie durch Musik zu Kunst und Liebe verführt. Doch sie stirbt, während das Leben in Gestalt ihres kraftstrotzenden Babys die Szene höhnisch verlacht. Jetzt mit neuem Kommentar und Nachwort.

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ISBN

9783150196496

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