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Axel Schulze
Das Totentanz-Motiv in Thomas Manns Erzählung ‘Der Tod in Venedig’ [EPUB ebook]
Erläutert anhand von Aschenbachs Überfahrt nach Venedig

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Hoes van Axel Schulze: Das Totentanz-Motiv in Thomas Manns Erzählung 'Der Tod in Venedig' (ePUB)

Essay aus dem Jahr 2012 im Fachbereich Literaturwissenschaft – Vergleichende Literaturwissenschaft, , Sprache: Deutsch, Abstract: Der vorliegende Essay beschäftigt sich mit dem Motiv des Totentanzes, das interpretatorisch aus derjenigen Episode von Thomas Manns Erzählung ‘Der Tod in Venedig’ herausgearbeitet wird, in der Aschenbach nach Venedig übersetzt.

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