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Peter Handke tells nothing less but »the definitive and the solely true story of Don Juan«
More precisely it is the story told by Don Juan himself, during seven days in a Maigarten in Port-Royal-des-Champs, and only once in a while, a commentary of the one who is being told the adventures of the seven past days pops up.
»Since [...] the deepest aspiration of this Don Juan seems to be the urge to avoid the clichés of seduction.A postheroic, postemancipative Don Juan, so to say, who desires the women in plural, though conscious of not wanting to hurt the singular. While Don Juan´s women, amazones and brides at the same time, finally assail the narrator´s house, this isn´t about desire of revenge, but moreso a final image of Peter Handke´s love utopy, told by himself.« Ina Hartwig, FR
»This is Handke-land. Such as no other contemporary author may apprehend and write about, a tableau, loosened in its motives and details, modern and in a strikingly precise romantism.« NZZ
»The seductor Don Juan has triumphed in the narrative. It is Peter Handkes triumph.« Welt am Sonntag
»[...]a chef d´oeuvre full of poetry« Focus
Peter Handke, born in 1942 in Griffen, Austria, lives near Paris. His books have been translated into more than 35 languages. In 2019, he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature.
Peter Handke, born in 1942 in Griffen, Austria, lives near Paris. His books have been translated into more than 35 languages. In 2019, he was...
Gregor returns home from another continent. The landscape, formerly characterised by its many villages, has become an urban agglomeration, both familiar and foreign at the same time. His family...
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Since the early seventies, Peter Handke has filled thousands of pages in notebooks. The slim books, which have to fit in every shirt and jacket pocket, are indispensable companions on every journey. They are used to record ideas for literary projects, but, most importantly, things that Handke has seen, read and heard. »I practised reacting to everything that happened to me immediately...
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His surroundings see him as a man possessed, »possessed not just by one, but by several, many, even countless demons«. During the day, he, a fruit grower by profession, walks through the village....
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»An extensive scene«, a public place, »definitely not a free space«; possibly in the Spanish province of Avila or in Humpolec in Bohemia, now or at another time. A narrator who is one of...
Returning to the area southwest of Paris after years of being on the road, three days later the hero was forced to set out again. In contrast to previous explorations of the world, this time he...
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The Fruit Thief is nothing less than the book of the world: within it everything is possible, in both a positive as well as a negative sense. And reading it means: to have new experiences...
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»Described as an answer to or at least an echo of Samuel Beckett’s Krapp’s Last Tape?, Till Day You Do Part Or A Question of Light is a monologue delivered by the ›she‹ in...
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Peter Handke’s last novel Don Juan reported on his experiences with women during a world trip. At the time, Neue Zürcher Zeitung wrote: »This is Handke-country, in a way that no...
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His relationship with Serbia and Slobodan Miloševic not only brought Handke a lot of criticism, they also led to a lot of undifferentiated defamation. In Paris, one of his plays was removed from...
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Two directors meet in the foyer of the Hotel Acapulco in a small provincial town in the heart of the Balkan in order to cast the actors for a planned film on the war that took place in the area a...
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»Once Again for Thucydides is a collection of seventeen ›micro-epics‹ written by Peter Handke on trips around the world, from the Balkans to the Pyrenees, from Salzburg to the sea...
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Peter Handke’s story published in 1987 is set on an afternoon in December. Work at the desk is finished for the day, it won’t be continued until the following morning: an in-between-time, then....
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The four protagonists, the old man, the woman, the soldier and the gambler, move through a kind of phantastical topography across continents and time. They have broken free of daily...
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Not an essay, not a scene, not a story – an ode to permanence, as though it were a living being, something physical, as though one could talk to it. The ode as an offering, a courtship, as...
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Peter Handke’s epic work, in which the muses are called upon not in the beginning but at the end, is both story and exploration of the story, its genesis and importance at the same...
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While working on »The Long Way Around«, Peter Handke noted: »Sometimes the notion a writer had mainly one duty: to immortalise a landscape. – But how? – With the stories of humans.« Peter...
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A conflict develops between siblings Gregor, Hans and Sophie about their parents‘ hose. As the eldest son, Gregor has inherited the house and the piece of land after the...
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In Child Story Peter Handke depicts the first ten years in the life of a child and the story of the corresponding adult. Far from any sort of belittlement but also free of any pedagogical...
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The story The Long Way Around ends when the airplane begins its decent onto the continent. The first sentence of The Lesson of Mont Sainte-Victoire is: »Having returned...
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For many years, Valentin Sorger was far away from everything that could be subsumised under the terms »home« or »family«. In his zest for being, conscious of his strength, he had given up...
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»A combination of professional notebook and personal diary that records – both in short, informal jottings and through more formal, extended meditations – the details of Handke's daily life in...
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»A young woman faces loneliness and alienation on a journey to find her own life outside of being a wife and mother in Nobel Prize-winning author Peter Handke’s The Left-Handed...
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»At the beginning of Nobel Prize winner Peter Handke's novel A Moment of True Feeling, Gregor Keuschnig awakens from a nightmare in which he has committed murder, and announces,...
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»›My mother has been dead for almost seven weeks: I had better go to work before the need to write about her, which I felt so strongly at her funeral, dies away and I fall back...
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In the story Short Letter, Long Farewell a young Austrian travels across the USA, fleeing while at the same time seeking his wife Judith. He meets Claire, an old flame; participates in...
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Both the title of this volume as well as the content of the eponymous essay are an ironic provocation of that literature that likes to call itself a realist one. By applying the verdict of this...
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»The Goalie's Anxiety at the Penalty Kick is a true modern classic that ›portrays the […] breakdown of a murderer in ways that recall Camus's The Stranger‹ (The New York...
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»The […] play The Ride Across Lake Constance, deals directly with one of Handke's favorite themes: the realities of theater itself, independent of the offstage world, and the way language...
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What the texts of this volume share is that they use a grammatical model and realise this model in sentences formulated according to the model. Each of the sentences is an example, a play with...
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These three pieces without a plot, without a scenenery, and without props are spoken pieces that, built around the sound elements of beat music, make language itself its content, they are attempts...
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Handke’s first novel The Hornets, first published in 1966, is an attempt at describing the genesis of a novel. Many years ago, man has read a book: or maybe he hasn’t even read the book...
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