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Thomas Mann

Thomas Mann

German1875 – 1955Fiction

German novelist and Nobel laureate who explored the tension between bourgeois life and artistic decadence with extraordinary intellectual depth. Buddenbrooks, The Magic Mountain, and the Joseph tetralogy are monuments of modern literature.

Works

  • BuddenbrooksMultigenerational novel tracing a merchant family's rise and decline in 19th-century Germany→
  • The Magic MountainNovel of a tubercular patient's philosophical journey in a sanatorium during wartime→
  • Doctor FaustusNovel about a composer's destructive pact and the rise of fascism in Germany→
  • Death in VeniceNovella depicting an aging writer's fatal obsession with a young Polish boy in Venice→
  • Joseph and His BrothersEpic reimagining of the biblical Joseph story across multiple volumes and narrative perspectives→

Related

Hermann Hesse·Robert Musil·Stefan Zweig
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