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| Original Title: | Faust. Eine Tragödie |
| ISBN: | 0553213482 (ISBN13: 9780553213485) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Goethe's Faust #1 |
| Characters: | Faust, Mephistopheles, Gretchen |
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Paperback | Pages: 327 pages Rating: 3.93 | 56055 Users | 1100 Reviews
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Wielki uczony - wciÄ…ĹĽ spragniony wiedzy o sensie istnienia - zawiera pakt z diabĹ‚em. Chce absolutnego poznania i doskonaĹ‚ego szczęścia - jeĹ›li zazna chwili, o ktĂłrej powie „trwaj, jesteĹ› piÄ™kna!” szatan bÄ™dzie mĂłgĹ‚ wziąć jego duszÄ™ do piekĹ‚a. Mefistofeles ochoczo zgadza siÄ™ na to - wszak sprawdzić wiarÄ™ Fausta pozwoliĹ‚ mu sam BĂłg. Faust to dzieĹ‚o ĹĽycia Goethego, dramat o moĹĽliwoĹ›ciach ludzkiego poznania i sensie istnienia Ĺ›wiata.
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| Title | : | Faust, First Part (Goethe's Faust #1) |
| Author | : | Johann Wolfgang von Goethe |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | German-English Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 327 pages |
| Published | : | July 1st 1988 by Bantam Classics (first published 1808) |
| Categories | : | Fiction. Fantasy. Paranormal. Mystery |
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Ratings: 3.93 From 56055 Users | 1100 ReviewsCommentary About Books Faust, First Part (Goethe's Faust #1)
When I was reading Ulysses, I thought Circe chapter was crazy and wondered why Joyce immersed himself as much into creating that play like chapter. Older plays aren't as dramatic, are they? But now I understand why. Because this was insane.I debated for so long during my reading time whether to give this one or two stars. At the end, I decided it was worth two. It isn't the worst book I've ever read, but I definitely didn't enjoyed it. So what exactly made me raise my rating? I have to say thatTricksters make this world...Lord to Mephisto: "And never come but finding fault always? Never a thing on earth gives you content?"The first conversation between the Lord and Mephisto begins with Mephisto's discontentment towards people in earth. He cannot understand the disparity between humans. The discontentment isn't really a discontentment but inability to accept the things the way they are. Isn't that ambition all about? He doesn't say that out loud but its given to him as an answer by the
Boythis is very dramatic, isnt it?
Who knew that this book, one of the most famous in literature, was actually two separate works that seem only slightly related? I certainly didn't. The first part is a fairly ordinary play that gets dunked in profundity through the inclusion of Mephistopheles. There are only a few main characters here, and there wasn't much depth to any of them. I've heard that the German is tremendously good, but it's impossible for me to judge. I switched back and forth in this part between two different
Tricksters make this world...Lord to Mephisto: "And never come but finding fault always? Never a thing on earth gives you content?"The first conversation between the Lord and Mephisto begins with Mephisto's discontentment towards people in earth. He cannot understand the disparity between humans. The discontentment isn't really a discontentment but inability to accept the things the way they are. Isn't that ambition all about? He doesn't say that out loud but its given to him as an answer by the
There's something discomforting about the vague moral convictions of Goethe's Faust character. One would assume, that even a scholar living in Goethe's time would find the typical preoccupations of Christian morality somewhat boring, if not basically delusional and overzealous. After all, the cacophony of self-doubt racing through his mind is not initially brought on by anything that resembles religious guilt. He's a man plagued by the hermetic stuffiness of a lifestyle of perpetual deep
I'm due to re-read shortly. I've laughed through the first two reads and hope to do so again this time! Yes, both times I laughed throughout. Total
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