Death In Venice

**Prof. Dr. Sinsi** · 09-10-2012

Death In Venice

Thomas Mann’s initial inspiration for his novella, Death in Venice (1912), came from German writer Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, who fell in love with a teenage girl when he was seventy-four years old and vacationing in Marienbad

However, Mann’s own trip to Venice supplied many of the details for the story

The story concerns Gustav von Aschenbach, an accomplished middle-aged writer who has dedicated his life to his art and the pursuit of beauty, and his love for Tadzio, a fourteen-year-old Polish boy vacationing with his family in Venice

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Prof. Dr. Sinsi	Death In Venice Death In Venice Thomas Mann’s initial inspiration for his novella, Death in Venice (1912), came from German writer Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, who fell in love with a teenage girl when he was seventy-four years old and vacationing in Marienbad However, Mann’s own trip to Venice supplied many of the details for the story The story concerns Gustav von Aschenbach, an accomplished middle-aged writer who has dedicated his life to his art and the pursuit of beauty, and his love for Tadzio, a fourteen-year-old Polish boy vacationing with his family in Venice Ürünün Resimleri: Piyasa Fiyatı - 09092012 7,30 TL