Die Blechtrommel, Günter Grass, Paperback
Slutter 16 dec. 22:11
10 SEK
13 SEK med køberbeskyttelse.
Forsendelsespriser til Danmark
70 SEK PostNord
72 SEK PostNord
121 SEK DHL
139 SEK GLS via DB Schenker
Samlet fragt
7 dageKan afhentes i
Alle betalinger gennemgås af Tradera for din sikkerhed.
Direkte betaling
Køberbeskyttelse gælder alle betalingsmetoder
1/0
Beskrivelse
FRI FRAKT vid köp över 500 kr.
The work’s protagonist, Oskar Matzerath, narrates the novel from an asylum for the insane. He claims to have consciously stopped growing at the age of three in protest against adulthood; although intellectually normal, he has the stunted body of a dwarf. Oskar’s voice is shrill enough to shatter glass, and his passion is banging on his tin drum, which has properties by which he draws forth memories from the past and complains about shortcomings in the present. Detached from people and events, he comments on the horrors, injustices, and eccentricities he observes. Oskar lives through the bizarre death of his mother and the equally unusual deaths of both of his alleged fathers. Found guilty of a murder he did not commit, Oskar is incarcerated.
This exuberant novel, written in a variety of styles, imaginatively distorts and exaggerates Grass’s personal experiences—the Polish-German dualism of Danzig, the creeping Nazification of average families, the attrition of the war years, the coming of the Russians, and the complacent atmosphere of West Germany’s postwar “economic miracle.”
___
Köpvillkor:
- Jag ansvarar för att bilderna är så representativa som möjligt och att texten i annonsen upplyser om tydliga skador.
- Jag returnerar inte varor där skicket varnats för i annonsen eller är tydligt synlig på bild.
- Jag erbjuder både frakt och avhämtning på Kungsholmen i Stockholm.
- Jag packar noggrant med kärlek och omtänksamhet och spar på både emballagekostnad och miljön genom att använda plast, återvunnen kartong och bubbelwrap från andra leveranser.
The work’s protagonist, Oskar Matzerath, narrates the novel from an asylum for the insane. He claims to have consciously stopped growing at the age of three in protest against adulthood; although intellectually normal, he has the stunted body of a dwarf. Oskar’s voice is shrill enough to shatter glass, and his passion is banging on his tin drum, which has properties by which he draws forth memories from the past and complains about shortcomings in the present. Detached from people and events, he comments on the horrors, injustices, and eccentricities he observes. Oskar lives through the bizarre death of his mother and the equally unusual deaths of both of his alleged fathers. Found guilty of a murder he did not commit, Oskar is incarcerated.
This exuberant novel, written in a variety of styles, imaginatively distorts and exaggerates Grass’s personal experiences—the Polish-German dualism of Danzig, the creeping Nazification of average families, the attrition of the war years, the coming of the Russians, and the complacent atmosphere of West Germany’s postwar “economic miracle.”
___
Köpvillkor:
- Jag ansvarar för att bilderna är så representativa som möjligt och att texten i annonsen upplyser om tydliga skador.
- Jag returnerar inte varor där skicket varnats för i annonsen eller är tydligt synlig på bild.
- Jag erbjuder både frakt och avhämtning på Kungsholmen i Stockholm.
- Jag packar noggrant med kärlek och omtänksamhet och spar på både emballagekostnad och miljön genom att använda plast, återvunnen kartong och bubbelwrap från andra leveranser.
