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Angel Classics A Doppelgänger: With Aquis submersus
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A Doppelganger is the story of a reformed ex-prisoner who finds himself an unemployable outcast on release from prison, his crime having already been a consequence of harsh economic conditions in mid-19-century north Germany. The stark events of his life, pieced together after his death within an outer narrative, are in sharp contrast to his daughter's tender childhood memories of him. This subtly told tragic story has much to say to the present day.
"Aquis submersus", one of Storm's most celebrated tales, is a narrative tour de force linking the past with the present. The meaning of a mysterious inscription on the portrait of a dead child is gradually unravelled in the course of a story that is both a powerful critique of the landowning Junker class and a tragedy of passion.
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Title details
| Series | Angel Classics | Title | A Doppelgänger: With Aquis submersus |
|---|---|---|---|
| Subject | German | Language | English |
| Market | Adolescent/Adult | Level | Fluent/native speakers |
| Publication Date | September 2015 | Authors | Theodor Storm / Denis Jackson |
| Binding | Paperback | Pages | 176 |
| Size(mm) | 130x196 | Weight (gms) | 231 |
| ESB Code | 55901 | ISBN | 9780946162864 |
| Inspection Copy | No | Delivery | In Stock - will be despatched next business day |
| Price | £11.95 | ||
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