BERLIN ALEXANDERPLATZ: THE STORY OF FRANZ BIBERKOPF BY ALFRED (EUGENE JOLAS, TRANS.) DOBLIN

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5 Sales Rank: # in Books Published on: 1978 Format: Import Number of items: 1 Binding: Paperback 480 pages Most helpful customer reviews 4 of 4 people found the following review helpful. FINALLY, BERLIN ALEXANDERPLATZ GETS THE SUPERIOR TRANSLATION IT DESERVES By David Edelberg Most potential readers are aware of Berlin Alexanderplatz from the Rainer Werner Fassbinder miniseries which some critics regard as one of the greatest films of the 20th century. In interviews, Fassbinder had said Berlin Alexanderplatz was profoundly instrumental directing his creative path as an artist. When I learned that, as well as being in complete agreement that his film is magnificent and Gunter Lamprecht performance (as Franz Biberkopf) one of the greatest in film history, I knew I had to read it. But the original translation By Eugene Jolas, done in the early 1930's, is painfully outdated and awkward. I kept trying to get involved but just couldn't manage it. Berlin Alexanderplatz ached for a new translation. This edition, by Anne Thompson, is completely right. I don't know who she is or where she comes from (the book gives no biographical information) but I really think I am reading what Alfred Doblin wanted for English speaking readers. I can't add anything to my own review that was not already eloquently covered in Giordano Bruno's review of the old Jolas translation which you can read here. N= #RA9BRAQE7UOG1 3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Better the second time? By Curious A former reading of this work has been made about a year ago with the Eugene Jolas translation from an aged 2 Volume set put out by Vintage in the 1930 s. The work is riveting. Doblin has created a half-real, half stream of consciousness type odyssey of sorts with his character traversing a modern Greek Tragedy. The progress is one of seeming advancement and betrayal, both from a community of subterfuge and danger and from the inner demons that the (anti?)hero is trying to overcome. The work can seem to move a bit slowly at times, but there is some need for pauses and the continuing downwards progression might be too predictable if it were seen to be coming at some even rate. The work has been really of exceedingly limited availability. This translation is quite a bit similar to that of Jolas, perhaps with a bit more of a modern tone to the English

6 wording. At a single volume, it is a bit easier to read by heft than the Vintage edition of some 80 years back. 0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Brilliant, Distrubing Reading By David S. Wellhauser Brilliant read from the end of Weimar Republic and the emergence of the Nazis. Disturbing, brilliantly written, great pacing, and an argument as cogent today, not about Nazis of course, as it was in the late 1920s. All the guy wants is a chance...no one seems to want to give it him. Highly recommended for fans of European 20th Century literature and political history. Rating: 5 out of 5 Stars. See all 7 customer reviews...

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