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Ernst Barlach Books
January 2, 1870 – October 24, 1938
Ernst Barlach was a German expressionist sculptor, printmaker, and writer. While initially a supporter of war, his wartime experiences profoundly shifted his perspective, leading him to create powerful anti-war sculptures. This stance brought him into conflict with the Nazi Party, which later confiscated many of his works as degenerate art. Barlach's oeuvre is marked by its deep humanism and expressive force, offering a poignant commentary on the human condition.
Ernst Barlach erhielt Ruhm und Anerkennung vor allem für seine plastischen Bildwerke, aber er war auch, in den dreißiger Jahren, als Dramatiker erfolgreich. In der vorliegenden Autobiographie erzählt er in seiner markanten Sprache von seinem Ringen um das, was er als Kind erfahren und als Erwachsener wiederzugewinnen trachtete: "das Glück des Einklangs in das überpersönliche Sein."
Der arme Vetter. Ernst Barlach (1870 - 1938), Bildhauer, Schriftsteller und Zeichner, besonders bekannt für seine Holzpl
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'I finished it in one sitting. Probably for the tenth time... it carries me along waves of wonder' Franz Kafka MICHAEL KOHLHAAS HAS BEEN WRONGED. HE WILL HAVE JUSTICE. Based on the real life of an ordinary horse-dealer cheated by a government official, Michael Kohlhaas is the darkly comical and magnificently weird story of one man's alienation from a corrupt legal system. When his attempts to claim his rights are thwarted by bureaucracy and nepotism, Kohlhaas vows to take justice into his own - increasingly bloody - hands. Will he be remembered as a dangerous enemy of the peace, or a vigilante hero? Praised by Franz Kafka, Thomas Mann, Susan Sontag, Roberto Bolaño, Werner Herzog, and J. M. Coetzee, this is one of the most influential tales in German literature. In this vital new translation by the renowned poet Michael Hofmann, Kleist's bizarre, brutal and maddening story is urgent today.
Ernst Barlach
Auf dem Weg in die Moderne
