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Taschenbuch: 167 Seiten
Verlag: Green Integer; Auflage: New edition (1. Juli 2004)
Sprache: Deutsch
ISBN-10: 1931243484
ISBN-13: 978-1931243483
Gr��e und/oder Gewicht: 15,2 x 10,9 x 1 cm

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This reprint of a 1927 American edition gives a new generation of English-speaking readers the opportunity to discover the Viennese novelist and dramatist's (1862-1931) haunting erotic fantasy, which blends dreams and reality. Summoned to a patient's bedside, Fridolin, a physician, begins a night-long journey through events in which he is merely an ineffectual observer. Finding his patient dead, Fridolin wanders the streets, is insulted by a student and responds aggressively--in his imagination. He meekly follows a prostitute to her rooms, but is frozen by fear. Entering a bizarre costume party uninvited and arrogantly challenging a guest to a duel, he is saved by an anonymous woman who buys his freedom with her life. Returning home, Fridolin wakes his wife, Albertina, who describes her own adventure, a dream in which the ever-faithful Fridolin is crucified while she laughs at his horrible death. Schnitzler's characters ultimately return from these sleeping and waking "dreams," but the daily routine in which they take refuge is shown to be a veneer, pasted over the unresolved, unsettling problems that color this portrait of the soul's double
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Schnitzler's erotic novella, which provided the inspiration for Stanley Kubrick's final film; }Eyes Tight Shut{, before his untimely death earlier this year. -- Dieser Text bezieht sich auf eine andere Ausgabe: Taschenbuch .

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3.0 von 5 Sternen Psychoanalytical propaganda., 20. Juli 1999

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Arthur Schnitzler's Dream Story is little more than unquestioning propaganda for psychoanalysis. A smug doctor, Fridolin, having learnt of his wife's past yearnings and oneiric infidelities, is thrown into a dark night of the soul (yep, as cliched as it sounds), wherein he encounters paedophiles, Bohemian pianists, top-hatted coachmen of Death, Freemason-like masked orgies and sacrificial 'nuns'. At this point, the doctor's passivity (which presumably represents his unthinking acceptance of a rotten social order. Yawn.) turns into activity, as the novel becomes a detective story. Finally, although this plot is (innovatively) unresolved, the adventure/'dream', and, most importantly, his confessing of it (like a patient to a shrink) to his spouse, leads to a greater humanity and perception in Fridolin, a more mature understanding of his wife and marriage. Unbelievably, the nightmare of the novel becomes a bright new dawn. Either Schnitzler was strikingly naive, or his irony is very laboured. The strange thing is that the material has so much promise - the fundamental variations on love and death; the formal ambiguity; the dream/reality twilight of Fridolin's adventures; Albertine's vivid dreams; the labyrinthine set-pieces; the presentation of out-of-time Vienna as a ghost town; the possibility that all the haunting women Fridolin meets could be his wife (Albertine disparu?); the frustrating roundelay of unfulfilled adventures - but Schnitzler's writing is just not up to it. Maybe it's a bad translation, but its dreams are too mundane, and the everyday isn't eerie enough. There is none of the submerged terror a Poe, Kafka or Borges might have brought to it, or the difficult eroticism of a Nabokov. In the end this novel (really a long short story) is too clinical, too much like a medical thesis, to make its characters or nightmares haunt the mind. Frederic Raphael's introduction enriches the novel, especially its powerfully tacit engagement with contemporary anti-Semitism, but it doesn't improve its writing. To be honest, like most people, I only read the novel because of Kubrick, and any pleasure I got in reading it (which was frequently considerable) was in imagining how he would transform this material into another masterpiece. How did Ophuls manage to create two genuine works of genius from this mediocrity's oeuvre? Kubrick IS up to the material - the film should be terrifying and erotic. (Incidentally, by sheer coincidence, the last book I read was Lolita, also filmed by Kubrick. The two books couldn't be more different in style, content, intent, entertainment value, profundity, ambiguity, but especially in transformative effect on the reader (Nabokov once called Freudian psychology a 'police state'). What has our hero found Kubrickian in these antitheses? In both, a civilised man finds his values irreplaceably shaken by his confrontation with a socially 'perverse' sexuality. However, the ending of Dream Story is strangely optimistic for the tempermentally pessimistic Kubrick - I'm intrigued to see how he handles it (not being American, I have to wait until Autumn)).

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5.0 von 5 Sternen Mesmerising! "Freud" at his best, 20. Juli 1999

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Although the Amazon review guidelines prohibit profanity and obscenities, this book is full of these though in a rather genteel language of the fin-de-siecle Vienna. This is a sort of Freud at his best. I found the Japanese translation at my local library nine years ago and found it so mesmerising that I even went so far as to buy the complete works of Arthur Schnitzler in the original German at an antiquarian bookshop. However, to my dismay, as the edition was published in the early 1920s (before the author's death), it does not contain this "Traumnovelle" or "Flucht in die Finsternis" ("Flight into the Darkness"), which were published later. I'm very much looking forward to seeing Kubrick's last film (due to be released here on July 31st), but I'm still wondering if it will really come up to the standard set by the author. I'm going to buy the English translation to enjoy it once again.

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4.0 von 5 Sternen Made me curious what Kubrick has up his sleeve., 6. Juli 1999

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This brief read provided interesting insight into Stanley Kubrick. After reading this, only a genius filmaker would dare to dream that this could be made into a film. Can't wait to see the movie and how he adapted this bizarre short story.

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5.0 von 5 Sternen Elegantly strange and tinged with regret
Rhapsody is a quick read and one that creates an aura of delightful anticipation at a rapidly accelerating rate. Lesen Sie weiter...

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5.0 von 5 Sternen A European Story
This novella has a beatiful "light at the end of the tunnel" story to it. With beautiful surreal setting that make a story wonderful, and provides the perfect imagery... Lesen Sie weiter...

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5.0 von 5 Sternen Perfect Kubrick Material
This book is the base of director Stanley's Kubrick's next film entitled "Eyes Wide Shut". This is by far one of the best short fiction novels Ive read. Lesen Sie weiter...

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