Die Blendung

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Die Blendung

By: Elias Canetti

Narrated by: Matthias Ponnier

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Peter Kien, »der größte Sinologe seiner Zeit«, führt in seiner fensterlosen Wohnung und umgeben von 25.000 Büchern ein absurdes, von der Welt entfremdetes Höhlenleben. Als seine Haushälterin Therese ihn dazu bringt, sie zu heiraten, ist das der Anfang des Abstiegs in den Wahnsinn. Als "Die Blendung" 1935 erstmals erschien, waren es Thomas Mann und Robert Musil, die einen Lobgesang auf Canettis Roman anstimmten. Trotzdem sollten noch viele Jahre vergehen, ehe Canettis Werk auch international gewürdigt wurde. 1981 erhielt der Autor den Literaturnobelpreis für sein schriftstellerisches Werk - mit großem Einfühlungsvermögen gelesen von Matthias Ponnier.

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