Studies in Modern German Literature: Sudermann; Hauptmann; Women Writers of the Nineteenth Century
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Exasperated beyond endurance by a lucky rival, he threatens the latter's life. The HAUPTMANN 209 revolver is snatched from his hand ; then Arnold runs away and drowns himself. When all is said, the unfortunate fact remains that young Kramer is the weirdly true representative of a species of degenerates who " happen " in well-regulated, nay by some irony of fate even in the " best " families.
But I doubt sincerely whether the best possible performance of this play — and I believe I have seen jus...t that — helps us to a deeper understand- ing of the type.
Architecturally Michael Kramer relapses from the greater structural consistency of Fuhrmann Henschel. The action is pushed forward jerkily over the insipid first act to the most telling part of the play; then after the appalling interview be- tween father and son in which the second act ends, it sinks to the level of hopeless banality in the third act. With Arnold out of the way, a higher plane is reached in the fourth act, which is cast in a sort of disguised soliloquy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Exasperated beyond endurance by a lucky rival, he threatens the latter's life. The HAUPTMANN 209 revolver is snatched from his hand ; then Arnold runs away and drowns himself. When all is said, the unfortunate fact remains that young Kramer is the weirdly true representative of a species of degenerates who " happen " in well-regulated, nay by some irony of fate even in the " best " families.
But I doubt sincerely whether the best possible performance of this play — and I believe I have seen jus...t that — helps us to a deeper understand- ing of the type.
Architecturally Michael Kramer relapses from the greater structural consistency of Fuhrmann Henschel. The action is pushed forward jerkily over the insipid first act to the most telling part of the play; then after the appalling interview be- tween father and son in which the second act ends, it sinks to the level of hopeless banality in the third act. With Arnold out of the way, a higher plane is reached in the fourth act, which is cast in a sort of disguised soliloquy.
What to read after Studies in Modern German Literature: Sudermann; Hauptmann; Women Writers of the Nineteenth Century?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Otto Heller to read onlineMoreLess
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