No Longer Human

Bekenntnisse eines Gezeichneten | Der Millionenseller aus Japan in der einzigen verbindlichen Übersetzung

Osamu Dazai

Osamu Dazais No Longer Human. Bekenntnisse eines Gezeichneten ist ein Meisterwerk der japanischen Literatur und Kultbuch. Es wurde durch Verfilmungen und als Manga des berühmten Zeichners Junji It¿ zum Millionenseller - und machte den Autor und seinen Protagonisten Y¿z¿ zum Idol.Y¿z¿ sehnt sich nach einem Gefühl der Zugehörigkeit und dem eigenen Platz in der Welt. Seit der Kindheit fühlt er sich außen vor, nur als Familienclown ist ihm Aufmerksamkeit sicher - und so wird er vom notorischen Possenreißer zum sarkastischen Intellektuellen. In einer feinsinnigen Mischung aus Ironie und Verletzlichkeit entblößt er seine Wünsche, Schwächen und Sehnsüchte. In je tiefere Verzweiflung er gerät, desto scharfsichtiger wird dabei sein Blick auf die menschliche Suche nach Bedeutung.Voller Witz und Sarkasmus durchleuchtet Osamu Dazai in No Longer Human. Bekenntnisse eines Gezeichneten die Fragilität der menschlichen Existenz und entfaltet erzählerisch die Wirkkraft eines widerständigen Denkens.

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Bekenntnisse eines Gezeichneten | Der Millionenseller aus Japan in der einzigen verbindlichen Übersetzung

H | B | T | Gramm

189 mm | 117 mm | 14 mm | 0.156 kg

Erscheinungsjahr

2024

FSK

Ausgabe

Taschenbuch

Verlag

Suhrkamp

ISBN-10

3518474529

Autor

Osamu Dazai

Weitere Mitwirkende

Stalph, Jürgen

Sprache

Deutsch

Seitenanzahl

157

Themen

Belletristik: Themen, Stoffe, Motive: Seelenleben, Japan, Moderne und zeitgenössische Belletristik: allgemein und literarisch, Erzählerisches Thema: Identität / Zugehörigkeit, Biografischer Roman / Autobiografischer Roman, Kinder/Jugendliche: persönliche und soziale Themen: Selbstmord, Belletristik: Themen, Stoffe, Motive: Heranwachsen, Das Selbst, das Ich, Identität und Persönlichkeit

Keywords

Moderne und zeitgenössische Belletristik: allgemein und literarisch, Belletristik: Themen, Stoffe, Motive: Seelenleben, Japan / Roman, Erzählung, Humor, Psychologie / Person, Persönlichkeit, Ich-Psychologie, TB/Belletristik/Gegenwartsliteratur (ab 1945), TB/Belletristik/Romane/Erzählungen, Erzählerisches Thema: Identität / Zugehörigkeit, Japan: Nachkriegs-Showa-Periode (1945 bis 1989), Biografischer Roman / Autobiografischer Roman, Japan, Kinder/Jugendliche: persönliche und soziale Themen: Selbstmord, Belletristik: Themen, Stoffe, Motive: Heranwachsen, Das Selbst, das Ich, Identität und Persönlichkeit

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Osamu Dazai, 1909-1948, war ein japanischer Schriftsteller. Sein bohemehaftes Leben bildet den Stoff für zahlreiche seiner Werke. Schon zu Lebzeiten ein Mythos, verkörpert dieser mit der europäischen Kultur und Literatur vertraute japanische Autor die beste Tradition japanischen autobiografischen Schreibens von universalem Reiz.Jürgen Stalph, geboren 1954 in Andernach. Nach dem Studium japanologische Lehr- und Forschungstätigkeit in Bochum (1984-1989) und Tokyo (1989-2005). Mitherausgeber und verantwortlicher Redakteur des dreibändigen Großen japanisch-deutschen Wörterbuches (München: Iudicium, 2009-2022). Übersetzer zahlreicher Romane und Erzählungen von u. a. Abe K¿b¿, Dazai Osamu, Murakami Haruki, Haniya Yutaka, Tanizaki Junichir¿, Machida K¿, Wakatake Chisako, It¿ Seik¿.Irmela Hijiya-Kirschnereit, Professorin Emerita für Japanologie der Freien Universität Berlin, publiziert zu Literatur und Kultur Japans auf Deutsch, Englisch und Japanisch. Von 1990 bis 2000 gab sie die Japanische Bibliothek im Insel Verlag heraus. Sie initiierte das Große japanisch-deutsche Wörterbuch in 3 Bänden (2009- 2022) und erhielt u. a. den Leibniz-Preis der DFG (1992) und den Preis der Japan Foundation (2021).

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