Jürg Reinhart. Eine sommerliche Schicksalsfahrt ("Jürg Reinhart. A fateful summer journey") is the first novel of the Swiss writer Max Frisch (1911-1991). It was started during the winter of 1933 and published in Germany by in 1934. Frisch would later distance himself from this juvenile autobiographical work which was not reprinted as an individual novel, although much later it was included in a compilation of Frisch's collected works. His second novel, , referred back to this first novel, being again centred on the same eponymous protagonist.
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| - Jürg Reinhart. Eine sommerliche Schicksalsfahrt ist der erste Roman des Schweizer Schriftstellers Max Frisch. Er entstand zwischen Winter 1933 und Frühjahr 1934 und wurde im gleichen Jahr bei der Deutschen Verlags-Anstalt veröffentlicht. Frisch distanzierte sich später von seinem autobiografisch geprägten Jugendwerk, das als Einzelausgabe nicht neu aufgelegt wurde, nahm es aber in die Gesammelten Werke auf. Sein zweiter Roman J’adore ce qui me brûle oder Die Schwierigen schloss 1942 an die Handlung des Erstlings an. (de)
- Jürg Reinhart. Eine sommerliche Schicksalsfahrt ("Jürg Reinhart. A fateful summer journey") is the first novel of the Swiss writer Max Frisch (1911-1991). It was started during the winter of 1933 and published in Germany by in 1934. Frisch would later distance himself from this juvenile autobiographical work which was not reprinted as an individual novel, although much later it was included in a compilation of Frisch's collected works. His second novel, , referred back to this first novel, being again centred on the same eponymous protagonist. (en)
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| - Jürg Reinhart. Eine sommerliche Schicksalsfahrt ist der erste Roman des Schweizer Schriftstellers Max Frisch. Er entstand zwischen Winter 1933 und Frühjahr 1934 und wurde im gleichen Jahr bei der Deutschen Verlags-Anstalt veröffentlicht. Frisch distanzierte sich später von seinem autobiografisch geprägten Jugendwerk, das als Einzelausgabe nicht neu aufgelegt wurde, nahm es aber in die Gesammelten Werke auf. Sein zweiter Roman J’adore ce qui me brûle oder Die Schwierigen schloss 1942 an die Handlung des Erstlings an. Jürg Reinhart, der Protagonist des Romans, ist ein junger Mann im Prozess der Selbstfindung. Zu diesem Zweck reist er nach dem Abbruch seines Studiums gen Griechenland. In einer kroatischen Pension trifft er auf drei Frauen, kann jedoch nur eine von ihnen lieben: die todkranke Wirtstochter. Als sie im Sterben liegt, leistet er ihr Sterbehilfe, eine Tat, die ihn am Ende reifen lässt. (de)
- Jürg Reinhart. Eine sommerliche Schicksalsfahrt ("Jürg Reinhart. A fateful summer journey") is the first novel of the Swiss writer Max Frisch (1911-1991). It was started during the winter of 1933 and published in Germany by in 1934. Frisch would later distance himself from this juvenile autobiographical work which was not reprinted as an individual novel, although much later it was included in a compilation of Frisch's collected works. His second novel, , referred back to this first novel, being again centred on the same eponymous protagonist. Jürg Reinhart is a young man undergoing a journey of self-discovery. In pursuit of his purpose he abandons his studies and travels towards Greece. In a Croatian guest house he meets three women, although he is able to love only one of them, the fatally ill daughter of the guest-house owner. As she lies dying he helps her to commit suicide, in a grown-up action that contributes massively to his own personal development. (It must be stressed that although the Hitler government had come to power in Germany at the beginning of 1933, the concept of “euthanasia” had not yet acquired the negative associations which for Frisch’s generation, especially in German speaking central Europe, would later leave the term “euthanasia” widely interpreted as a euphemism for genocide during and after the 1940s.) (en)
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