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Hoerspiel Nr. 1 - Peter Handke

Heard
1968
Episodes
1
Language
German

CATEGORY: audio drama TITLE: Hörspiel Nr. 1 AUTHOR: Peter Handke DIRECTOR: Heinz von Cramer PRODUCTION: Westdeutscher Rundfunk/Hessischer Rundfunk YEAR: 1968 DESCRIPTION: „Heraus mit der Sprache!“ Das Sprachexperiment „Hörspiel Nr. 1“ suggeriert eine Verhörsituation ohne konkreten Gegenstand. Es ist die Sprache selbst, die einem Verhör unterzogen und als Kommunikationsmittel auf die Probe gestellt wird. Was passiert mit einem Dialog, wenn die sprachlichen Rollenzuweisungen aus „Frage-Antwort“ verschwimmen und die damit verbundene Macht des Fragenden außer Kraft gesetzt wird? „Die Frager und Gefragten in diesem Hörspiel haben keine Namen

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  1. Hörspiel Nr. 1

    No date given · No. 1968 · 48 min

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  1. Hoerspiel Nr. 1 - Peter Handke (1968)

    Hörspiele · Peter Handke · 1 episode here · archive.org

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