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Sto caricando le informazioni... The sufferings of prince Sternenhoch : a grotesque tale of horror (originale 1928; edizione 2008)di Ladislav Klíma, Carleton Bulkin
Informazioni sull'operaI dolori del principe Sternenhoch di Ladislav Klíma (1928)
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Philosopher, novelist, essayist, eccentric, no other Czech author has had a greater impact on underground culture than Ladislav Klima (1878-1928). Mentor to artists as varied as Bohumil Hrabal and the Plastic People of the Universe, Klimaâe(tm)s philosophy was radically subjectivist, and he felt it should be lived rather than merely spoken or written about. With Nietzsche as his paragon, he embarked upon a lifelong pursuit to become God, or Absolute Will, elucidating this quest in many letters, aphorisms, and essays. Yet among Klima's fictional texts, the apotheosis of his philosophy is The Sufferings of Prince Sternenhoch, his most acclaimed novel. Ostensibly a series of journal entries, the tale chronicles the descent into madness of Prince Sternenhoch, the German Empireâe(tm)s foremost aristocrat and favorite of Kaiser âeoeWilly.âe Having become the âeoelowliest wormâe at the hands of his estranged wife, Helga, the Queen of Hells, Sternenhoch eventually attains an ultimate state of bliss and salvation through the most grotesque perversions. Klima explores here the paradoxical nature of pure spirituality with a humor that is as darkly comical as it is obscene. This volume also includes his notorious text âeoeMy Autobiography.âe Non sono state trovate descrizioni di biblioteche |
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Id., Je suis la Volonté absolue. Café-Clima, 1984 ;
Id., Instant et éternité. La Différence (à paraître) ;
Jakub Deml, Lumière oubliée. Café-Clima. 1984 ;
Id., Rêve d’automne, L’Alphée, 1985.
Se reporter à l'article de Erika ABRAMS
In: Revue Esprit No. 127 (6) (Juin 1987), pp. 108-113… ; (en ligne),
URL : https://esprit.presse.fr/article/erika-abrams/on-ne-sait-qui-d-intempestif-13052