Auf den Marmorklippen

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Auf den Marmorklippen

By: Ernst Jünger

Narrated by: Rudolf Jürgen Bartsch

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So umstritten Ernst Jünger zeitlebens war, so wechselhaft verlief auch die Rezeption seines Romans Auf den Marmorklippen. Zu Beginn des Zweiten Weltkriegs erschienen, wurde er als Parabel auf den Nationalsozialismus gelesen: In einem fiktiven Land waltet ein brutales Regime, das Kultur und Menschen vernichtet. Joseph Goebbels soll nach der Lektüre getobt haben. Später wurde der Roman vor allem wegen seiner reinen Ästhetik, die zu wenig moralische Position beziehe, kritisiert.

Rudolf Jürgen Bartsch, der selbst den Zweiten Weltkrieg miterlebte, gibt diesem Roman seine Stimme.

Classics

Genre Fiction

Political