La morte a Venezia

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La morte a Venezia

By: Thomas Mann

Narrated by: Massimo Popolizio

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Una Venezia estiva ammorbata da una peste incombente ospita l'inquieto Gustav Aschenbach, famoso scrittore tedesco che ha costruito vita e opera sulla più ostinata fedeltà ai canoni classici dell'etica e dell'estetica. Un sottile impulso lo scuote nel momento in cui compare sulla spiaggia del Lido la spietata bellezza di Tadzio, un ragazzo polacco. Un unico gioco di sguardi, la vergogna della propria decrepitezza, la scelta di imbellettarsi per nasconderla, sono i passi che scandiscono la vicenda.

In pieno Novecento, Thomas Mann ha colto e rappresentato la grande cultura borghese in via di dissoluzione, in un'opera emblematica che fonde la perfezione formale con la rappresentazione degli aspetti patologici di quella crisi.

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