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Meistererzählungen

by Arthur Schnitzler

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Leutnant Gustl goes to a concert. At the coat check he meets an acquaintance, the baker Habetswallner. They get into a fight and Gustl is ready to draw his sword, but Habetswallner keeps him from doing it, telling him basically he is an immature little boy and walks away. Gustl can't take this insult and the military honor codex demands that someone who has been insulted in such a way, has to commit suicide. Gustl decides to do so in the morning, passing through the night in thought.

Leutnant Gustl is the first German-language story written entirely as a stream-of-consciousness inner monologue. This can get a little exhausting, especially since Gustl is an ass (fortunately it's only a novella), but it's definitely worth sticking with it.

Read more on my blog: https://kalafudra.com/2019/01/13/leutnant-gustl-arthur-schnitzler/ ( )
  kalafudra | Feb 28, 2020 |
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Contains: Leutnant Gustl; Der blinde Geronimo und sein Bruder; Das Schicksal des Freiherrn von Leisenbohg; Fräulein Else; Traumnovelle; Spiel im Morgengrauen
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