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Thomas Bernhards Trilogie der Kunste - Der Untergeher, Holzfallen, Alte Meister (Hardcover)
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Thomas Bernhards Trilogie der Kunste - Der Untergeher, Holzfallen, Alte Meister (Hardcover)
Series: Studies in German Literature Linguistics and Culture
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Study of the three most signficant late works of the Austrian
novelist and playwright Thomas Bernhard. (In German language.)
Three late prose works of the Austrian novelist and playwright
Thomas Bernhard (1931-1989), published between 1983 and 1985,
display a number of interesting similarities and intertextual
references in form and content. They are considered here as a
single, trilogy-like work, replacing the monumental Extinction
(which appeared in 1986 but was completed as early as 1981/2) as
Bernhard's magnum opus. Taking as its point of departure a close
textual analysis, the work attempts to unveil the internal
construction of the novel rather than second-guess the author and
his intentions. The underlying model for this project is Nabokov's
famous reading of Kafka's "Metamorphosis." The three novels under
consideration share a common core of narrative structure. Each one
derives its composition from the form of art that is also central
to the plot: music, drama, and painting respectively. In all three
works, the untenability of the narrative situation is thematized.
As the inherent perspective is dissolved, the musical, dramatic,
and compositional structures are revealed that form the basis of
these prose experiments.
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