Friday, March 4, 2011

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review of "De Sade" by Walter Lenning


"You always have to Sade, that is to draw on the natural man, to explain the evil. "
Marquise de Sade sparked during his lifetime by his offensive and immoral works of mass scandals, so I have always wanted to read something from him. When I was recently in the library, I discovered, unfortunately, no works by Sade, but this biography, and so I decided to rent me unceremoniously them. Walter Lenning has done in this little book (just 137 pages) real work. This enabled him to tell the life of Sade's exciting and interesting, so I was bored on either side. the whole is supported by many images. I liked about also that the author at length about Sade's works reported and thus makes the reader curious about this. There are still more or less quotes from famous people about Sade, which I also have liked. On the whole I can recommend each of this book, some want to know more about Sade. For this, the Rowohlt monograph is my view is more suitable because it is very informative - and this also briefly - are. From me there is a good four hearts.

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Recently, my sub (= stack of unread books) again rapidly increased and that of 20 books. These then are two books that I ordered recently. This is due mainly to the library : D Here's a brief overview of my new arrivals. If you are interested in a title, just press it, then you become the Amazon page for this book forwarded (;

The gentle touch of the darkness of Jeaniene Frost (bought)
The Imaginary Invalid by Molière (loan)
Signalman Thiel by Gerhart Hauptmann (loan)
De Sade by Walter Lenning (loan)
Brothers Grimm by Hermann Gerstner (loan)
Mengele by John Ware and Gerald L. Posner (borrowed for GFS )
The German Empire and the First World War Imanuel Geiss (loan)
Auschwitz by Hermann Langbein (borrowed for GFS)
doctors in the Third Reich by Robert J. Lifton (borrowed for GFS)
Succubus Blues 01 by Richelle Mead (review copy)
breath of the Ripper by Martin Clauss (bought)
The Devil's Elixirs by ETA Hoffmann (bought)