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„Nathan und seine Kinder“ von Mirjam Pressler. Adaption des dramatischen Gedichtes „Nathan der Weise“ von Gotthold Ephraim Lessing für Kinder

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Baroková J.

Germanica Wratislaviensia

2013

vol. 137

25 - 33

This article deals with the adaptation of one of the most important works of the German literature. Firstly, the school tradition of the adaptations of the so-called classical literary works at schools in Germany was analyzed. There are two very significant questions concerning this process: the quality of the adaptation for children and its compliance with the original work. The next chapter deals with the content of the work Nathan der Weise by G.E. Lessing. I mentioned especially the Jew Melchisedech, whose story contains the parable of the three rings. In the chapter Nathan und seine Kinder by Mirjam Pressler I critically analyzed this book and compared it with the original work. The very important difference in Mirjam Pressler is the change of the drama genre to a novel. There are some differences in the characters in comparison with the original work. The number of their appearances in the particular chapters differs too, and different is also their social milieu.

Das Bild der Halbstarken in den Romanen „Der Ring“ von Herbert Plate und „Vorstadtkrokodile“ von Max von der Grün. Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte der Jugendliteratur der 1950er, 1960er und 1970er Jahre

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Baroková J.

Germanica Wratislaviensia

2011

vol. 134

55-63

This article deals with the phenomenon of rowdies in the German juvenile literature. First the most important social features of rowdies are analysed. Using two juvenile books as an example, I showed, how the era of the rowdies was reflected in the juvenile literature. In the novel Der Ring by Herbert Plate the members of the group of rowdies form the leitmotiv of the book. The critical analysis of the book is based on the statement of each protagonist. In the novel Vorstadtkrokodile by Max von der Grün the criminal activities of rowdies are only a secondary motif. The leitmotiv of the work are disability and the integration of a wheelchair user with the peer group.

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„Nathan und seine Kinder“ von Mirjam Pressler. Adaption des dramatischen Gedichtes „Nathan der Weise“ von Gotthold Ephraim Lessing für Kinder

Das Bild der Halbstarken in den Romanen „Der Ring“ von Herbert Plate und „Vorstadtkrokodile“ von Max von der Grün. Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte der Jugendliteratur der 1950er, 1960er und 1970er Jahre