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Wandlungen – Juan Allende-Blin

Heard
2005
Episodes
1
Language
German

CATEGORY: audio drama TITLE: Wandlungen AUTHOR: Juan Allende-Blin DIRECTOR: Juan Allende-Blin MUSIC: Juan Allende-Blin PRODUCTION: Südwestrundfunk YEAR: 2005 RECORDING DATE: 2006-02-21 (Deutschlandfunk) DESCRIPTION: Hörstück zu Texten von Franz Kafka und Paul Celan Um dem Kokon seiner bildungsbürgerlich behüteten Kindheit entschlüpfen zu können, sucht der junge Juan Allende-Blin nach Affinitäten, die außerhalb des Lektürekanons seines Elternhauses liegen. Er durchstreift die Antiquariate im jüdisch-arabischen Viertel seiner Heimatstadt Santiago de Chile. Kafkas noch kaum bekannte Erzählung »Die Verwandlung« wird 1943 für den Fünfzehnjährigen zum Schlüssel der Selbstfindung. Als der Sartre-Leser 1951 nach einer Schiffsreise in bizarrer Gesellschaft europäischen Boden betritt, findet er nicht zuerst das Vertraute, auf das er durch Lektüre vorbereitet war. Die erste Nacht in Paris lehrt ihn, die Zufälle und Widrigkeiten als Chance zur Verwandlung zu nehmen. Denn alles, was den eigenen Lebensroman ausmacht, beginnt bei den kryptischen Zeichen, die im Sichtbaren und Hörbaren stecken. PROVENANCE: digitized cassette tape, private archive of Winfried Noack FORMAT: WAV 44.1 KHz 16 Bit PCM, stereo LANGUAGE: German

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  1. Wandlungen

    No date given · No. 2005 · 47 min

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  1. Wandlungen – Juan Allende-Blin (2005)

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