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Leavetaking Peter Weiss Translated By Christopher Levenson Introduction By Sven Birkerts

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Leavetaking Peter Weiss Translated By Christopher Levenson Introduction By Sven Birkerts
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Publisher: Melville House
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 2.01 MB
Author: Peter Weiss, Translated by Christopher Levenson, Introduction by Sven Birkerts
ISBN: 9781612193328, 1612193323
Language: English
Year: 2014

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Leavetaking Peter Weiss Translated By Christopher Levenson Introduction By Sven Birkerts by Peter Weiss, Translated By Christopher Levenson, Introduction By Sven Birkerts 9781612193328, 1612193323 instant download after payment.

"I was on my way to look for a life of my own."
A brilliant, brutally honest autobiographical novel, long out of print, from one of the great artistic polymaths of the 20th century.
This is a Sebaldian account of the narrator's attempt to break free of a repressive upper-middle-class upbringing and make his way as an artist and individual, written in a single incantatory paragraph.

Leavetaking
is the story of an upper-middle-class childhood and adolescence in Berlin between the wars. In the course of the book, Weiss plumbs the depths of family life: there is the early death of his beloved sister Margit, the difficult relationship with his parents, the fantasies of adolescence and youth, all set in the midst of an increasing anti-Semitism, which forces the Weiss family to move again and again, a peripatetic existence that only intensifies the narrator's growing restlessness.
The young narrator is largely oblivious to world events...

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