 | W.G. Sebald - 2001 - 298 Seiten
Shares the struggle of Jacques Austerlitz to uncover his identity as he follows the memory of his childhood back to the heart of war-torn Europe, to the place from which he ... | |
 | Winfried Georg Sebald, W.G. Sebald - 2003 - 128 Seiten
After Nature, W. G. Sebald’s first literary work, now translated into English by Michael Hamburger, explores the lives of three men connected by their restless questioning of ... | |
 | W.G. Sebald, Anthea Bell - 2004 - 202 Seiten
In a profound, thought-provoking meditation, the award-winning author of After Nature reflects on the the topics of individual and collective guilt, the consequences of denying ... | |
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