Michael Harrington wrote about this author's complete political transformation from the right to the left in "Images of Disorder.
Michael Harrington wrote about this author's complete political transformation from the right to the left in "Images of Disorder." The title character of one of his early novellas develops a hunchback as a result of a nurse dropping him on his head at birth. Cipolla, a sorcerer, is assassinated by a citizen of Torre di Venere after hypnotizing his audience in another of this man's novellas, which openly attacks fascism. In addition to "Little Herr Friedemann" and "Mario and the Magician," this man is better known for a novel about Hans Castorp and his seven-year stay in a sanatorium, and he also wrote a novella about Gustav von Aschenbach's pursuit of the 14-year old Tadzio. FTP, identify this German author of "The Magic Mountain" and "Death in Venice."
Michael Harrington wrote about this author's complete political transformation from the right to the left in "Images of Disorder.
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