230123 Um 1900 - Wilhelm Raabe / Franz Kafka (S) (WiSe 2017/2018)
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Das Seminar widmet sich der Epochenschwelle um 1900 durch die Lektüre und Interpretation von zwei exemplarischen Texten: Wilhelm Raabes „Stopfkuchen“ (1891) und Franz Kafkas „Der Process“ (1914/15; 1925). Beide Romane behandeln die Thematik von Schuld und Verbrechen, sie unterscheiden sich aber durch ihre im einen Fall ‚realistische‘, im anderen Fall radikal ‚modernistische‘ Erzählweise. In gemeinsamer paralleler Lektüre der beiden Romane sollen die Unterschiede des Erzählens und der dadurch markierten literarischen Epochen herausgearbeitet; zugleich sollen verschiedene Konzepte der Erzähltheorie angewandt und erörtert werden. Begleitet wird die Lektüre von exemplarischen Deutungsversuchen der Forschungsliteratur.
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Folgende Ausgaben werden zugrunde gelegt und sollen angeschafft werden:
Wilhelm Raabe: Stopfkuchen. Eine See- und Mordgeschichte. Stuttgart: Reclam (7.00 €)
Franz Kafka: Der Proceß. Stuttgart: Reclam (5.00 €)
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