il tamburo di latta

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Original titleDie Blechtrommel
Originally publishedJanuary 1, 1959
AuthorGünter Grass
SeriesDie Danziger Trilogie
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Romanzo epocale, "Il tamburo di latta" compie cinquant'anni e conserva tutta la sua carica provocatoria. In modo umoristico e grottesco, narra la vicenda del protagonista Oskar Matzerath, il ta…
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WEBUn romanzo epocale che racconta la storia di Oskar Matzerath, nano con una voce potentissima, dal manicomio. Un capolavoro della letteratura contemporanea che narra …
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WEB3.95. 44,232 ratings2,246 reviews. Romanzo epocale, interpretato di volta in volta come picaresco o di formazione o storico o autobiografico, senza potersi ridurre ad alcuna di queste definizioni, Il tamburo di latta ha …
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Society dislikes outsiders… Outsiders reciprocate…Oskar is a little drummer boy staying outside of society and his life i…
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Society dislikes outsiders… Outsiders reciprocate…Oskar is a little drummer boy staying outside of society and his life is an incessant drumming…I’ve heard rabbits, foxes, and dormice drum. Frogs can drum up a storm. They say woodpeckers drum worms from their casings. And men beat on timpani, cymbals, kettles, and drums. We have eardrums and brake drums, we drum up excuses, drum into our heads, drum out of the corps. Drummer boys do that, to the beat of a drum. Composers pen concerti for strings and percussion. I might mention Tattoos, both minor and major, and Oskar’s attempts up to now…And the residents of Danzig find themselves caught in the danse macabre of the epochal saturnine satire and they keep dancing to the sinister drumroll of history… And they are incarcerated in the dungeon of controversial opposites: love and hate, loyalty and treason, religion and blasphemy, mirth and sorrow, the dead calm and the tempest of brown plague… And one day the liberators arrive, innocently raping and killing in the process of liberation…Things grew almost calm and cozy in our cellar. La Greff lay with increasing composure beneath the three men taking turns, and when one of them had had enough, my talented drummer handed Oskar over to a sweaty, slightly slant-eyed fellow I assume was a Kalmuck. Holding me with his left hand, he buttoned his trousers with his right, and took no offense when his predecessor, my drummer, did the reverse.At last the epochal plague is over but the historical farce continues…When the history falls ill, the world becomes infected with madness.
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I had an intense reaction to this book. I friggin hated it. Or, rather, I loved to hate it, while I was reading it. It was an …
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I had an intense reaction to this book. I friggin hated it. Or, rather, I loved to hate it, while I was reading it. It was an assignment in a Postmodern Lit. class, and everyone in the class liked the protagonist but me. I thought he was awful. I couldn't believe they enjoyed him, much less admitted to enjoying him. But some part of me must have understood....That was the point. This is a story I felt in my stomach. It was so full of perversion, of the grotesque, and I was 20 and a "good girl" and wanted so badly to not be drawn to it but there I was, ploughing through. Disgusted with so much along the way, but to my great surprise I found myself touched. I cried for a character I thought I was completely repelled by. I couldn't believe it. And at the end, when I reached the last page, when I finished and shut the book...I was grateful. Not to have finished it; I was grateful that I got to read it in the first place. There are awful images and episodes that stick with me. It is not pleasant to revisit them. But you know what? With every bit of my smiley, idealistic being I say...Thank God. (Or, rather, Thank Grass.) There isn't always easy beauty, or recognizable beauty around us. Oftentimes the beauty is buried in dirt and hard-earned, and doesn't even look like anything lovely at all once you get to it. But you hold it in your hands and it will move you. And if you're lucky, it will change you.
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My reaction to finishing this book was 'thank god that's over'. I thought it was interesting in the abstract, but at times I co…
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My reaction to finishing this book was 'thank god that's over'. I thought it was interesting in the abstract, but at times I couldn't stand reading it. The unreliable main character Oskar, decides to stop growing at the age of three . He refuses to speak, and communicates by banging on his titular drum. I gather this is supposed to reflect German societies refusal to accept the realities of the rise of Nazism and their complicity in it. But I don't really care. My problem with the book wasn't the confusing structure, the occasional nasty scene (don't read this book if you're planning on eating eels anytime soon) but that I just couldn't stand the writing. I'm guessing that much of the humor was lost in translation, but what irritated me the most were the lame lyrical sections. Sentences like "long after I had lain down I was still standing on coconut fibres, and that is why I was unable to sleep; for nothing is more stimulating, more sleep-dispelling, more thought provoking than standing barefoot on a coconut fiber map" are pretty much bullshit (and it doesn't help that I heard Werner Herzog in my head when I read them). And there are a lot of them in this book. There's not enough realism to make the magic interesting. The crazy characters are intersting and funny at first, but there's no connection between them, and after a while their strangeness gets boring and repetitive. I really wanted to like this book, and I know a lot of people love it, but I'm never reading this one again. Maybe I'll try the movie.
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Book 2 parallels World War II. The attack on the Polish post office makes a partisan martyr out of Oskar’s “presumptive father” Jan Bronski.
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Oskar’s tin drum serves as an extended metaphor not only for Germany’s military aggression but also for all human violence, as well as for Oskar’s refusal to grow up.
Breon Mitchell has reinstated much of the rhythm of the German original, as well as restoring some overtly sexual references thought too shocking for British audiences half a century ago.
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To mark The Tin Drum's 50th anniversary, its publishers around the world have commissioned a series of new translations, overseen by Grass himself.
The poet and essayist Hans Magnus Enzensberger offered this review in 1959: ' The Tin Drum knows no taboos...
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The Tin Drum struck a distinctly new tone in post-war German literature, one that was greeted with enthusiasm by many critics and with annoyance by others.
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