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Mentioned in 13 episodes

Buddenbrooks

Book • 1901

Written by Thomas Mann in 1901, 'Buddenbrooks' is a panoramic novel that explores the decline of the Buddenbrook family, a prominent family of grain merchants in Lübeck.

The story spans four generations, highlighting the family's struggles with adapting to modernity, the conflict between practical and artistic orientations to life, and the eventual decay of their financial and moral standing.

The novel is characterized by Mann's masterful use of leitmotifs, detailed character descriptions, and a blend of objectivity and subjectivity in its narrative style.

It reflects Mann's ambivalence towards the value of artistic versus bourgeois life and is heavily influenced by the philosophical ideas of Schopenhauer.

Mentioned by

Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg

Mentioned in 13 episodes

Mentioned by

Tyler Cowen

in comparison to Grossman's 'Life and Fate', discussing their place in 20th-century literature.

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Russ Roberts on Vasily Grossman’s Life and Fate

Mentioned by

Tyler Cowen

in a comparison of reading experiences in English and German, highlighting the impact of language on humor and pacing.

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Kvetching with Tyler Cowen

Mentioned by

Dominic Sandbrook

when discussing the respectable people Thomas Mann writes about.

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296: The Nazis: The Beer Hall Putsch (Part 2)

Mentioned by

Dominic Sandbrook

in relation to a biography discussing his life and the dramatic changes in Germany during his lifetime.

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136. 1922: The Birth of the Modern World Part 1

Erwähnt von Heinrich Breloer als Roman mit einem schauerlichen Element.

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Erst verhasst, später verehrt: Thomas Mann (geb. am 6.6.1875)

Erwähnt im Zusammenhang mit Thomas Buddenbrock, der nicht als Vorbild für FDP-Parteitage taugt.

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Leseempfehlungen: Warum Manager Mann mögen/ Gazakrieg: Macron will Palästina anerkennen

Mentioned when Andy references his survey of Thomas Mann's works during COVID-19.

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Erwähnt von

Sebastian Auer

anlässlich des 150. Geburtstags des Autors.

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Mentioned by

Melvyn Bragg

as Thomas Mann's first big book, a massive achievement.

Death in Venice

Mentioned by

Jeremi Suri

as one of his favorite novels, reflecting on the limits of human agency and the need to adjust to circumstances.

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Mentioned by

Sean Williams

as Thomas Mann's most famous book written before "Death in Venice."

Death in Venice

Mentioned by

Richard Wolff

when discussing Germany's economic success in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

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Von

Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg

und

Gregor Gysi

im Podcast erwähnt, während sie über ihre literarischen Vorlieben diskutieren.

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Vergeleken met 'De Schönwalds' door

Gijs Groenteman

vanwege de focus op meerdere generaties van een familie.

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Mentioned by

Jonathan Lethem

as a model for writing a coming-of-age novel.

The Fortress of Solitude saw it all coming

Genannt von

Thomas Mathar

als Beispiel für eine wohlhabende Familie, die ihren Reichtum verprasst.

"Klüger planen: Der Weg zu mehr finanzieller Sicherheit im 100-Jahre-Leben" - Interview mit Verhaltensökonom Dr. Thomas Mathar

Erwähnt von Kasch Robertus als Beispiel für ein Buch, das manche Leute lesen.

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Mentioned as a piece of evidence from Mann's Buddenbrooks and John Galsworthy's The Foresight Saga.

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Kristian Thees

erwähnt es als sein Lieblingsbuch, das er auf Anraten von Jessica Schwarz gelesen hat.

Caroline Peters

Erwähnt von

Ole Nymoen

im Vergleich zu Heinrich Manns erstem Roman, der zeitgleich mit Thomas Manns "Buddenbrooks" erschien.

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