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Caspar Hauser

the inertia of the heart

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After a lifetime's captivity in a prison cell Caspar Hauser, then barely seventeen years old, stumbled out into a Nuremberg square to begin life among human beings. his strange innocence and the mystery of his origins immediately excited public curiosity. The true story of Caspar Hauser has inspired artists as various as Rilke, Verlaine, Werner Herzog, and, not least, Jakob Wassermann. A Dostoevskian study of crime and innocence, his <i>Caspar Hauser</i> (1908) is Gothic in atmosphere and wonderfully rich in psychological insight and dramatic tension.

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Caspar Hauser, Caspar Hauser, Jakob Wassermann

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Année de publication
1992
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Titre
Caspar Hauser
Sous-titre
the inertia of the heart
Langue
Anglais
Publié
1992
Format
souple
Pages
416
ISBN10
0140181954
ISBN13
9780140181951
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3,65 sur 5
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After a lifetime's captivity in a prison cell Caspar Hauser, then barely seventeen years old, stumbled out into a Nuremberg square to begin life among human beings. his strange innocence and the mystery of his origins immediately excited public curiosity. The true story of Caspar Hauser has inspired artists as various as Rilke, Verlaine, Werner Herzog, and, not least, Jakob Wassermann. A Dostoevskian study of crime and innocence, his <i>Caspar Hauser</i> (1908) is Gothic in atmosphere and wonderfully rich in psychological insight and dramatic tension.