21. Ordine Per Autore Translate this page canetti elias, AUTO DA FE', 1983. canetti elias, DAS AUGENSPIEL, 1985.canetti elias, DIE BLENDUNG, 1963. canetti elias, DIE FACKEL IM OHR,1980. http://www.icit.it/biblioteca/autoreC.html

C AUTORE TITOLO PUBBL. C.BECHTEL/E.SIMSON - HUEBER VERLAG DEUTSCH ALS FS. 3: LESEN UND VERSTEHEN SCHULEN UND HOCHSCHULEN IN DER BRD... (B) LIT. IM UNTERRICHT: DIE ILSE IST WEG C.PASETTI/U.SPAGNA - LIBRA EDIZIONI C.PASETTI/U.SPAGNA - LIBRA EDIZIONI Cacciaglia N. LETTURE E CONVERSAZIONI CALVINO ITALO CALVINO ITALO IL MARCOVALDO CALVINO ITALO WENN EIN REISENDER IN EINER WINTERNACHT Camalich Barbara UN MARE DI PAROLE CAMALICH BARBARA, TEMPERINI MARIA CRISTINA CAMENZIND JOSEF MARIA MEIN DORF AM SEE CAMPAGNARI RAFFAELLO COME SI LEGGE UN FILM CAMPBELL JULIE TRIXIE BLEDEN CANARIS VOLKER PETER ZADEK DER THEATERMANN UND FILMEMACHER Cancellotti D. LETTURE E CONVERSAZIONI CANDIANI MARIA ANNI LONTANI CANETTI ELIAS AUTO DA FE' CANETTI ELIAS DAS AUGENSPIEL CANETTI ELIAS DIE BLENDUNG CANETTI ELIAS DIE FACKEL IM OHR CANETTI ELIAS DIE GERETTETE ZUNGE - GESCHICHTE EINER JUGEND CANETTI ELIAS DIE PROVINZ DES MENSCHEN CANETTI ELIAS DRAMEN CANETTI ELIAS LE VOCI DI MARRAKECH CANETTI ELIAS MASSE UND MATCH CANTORE, ALMICARE IL TEDESCO PER L'IMPRESA CARBONE PAUL HERR UND GEBIETER CARDINAL MARIE DIE IRLANDREISE CARDINALI VITTORIO EUGENIO DI SASSONIA SOISSONS CARLE ERIC CARNIERI B.

22. Biographie: Elias Canetti, 1905-1994 http://www.dhm.de/lemo/html/biografien/CanettiElias/

Elias Canetti Schriftsteller 25. Juli: Elias Canetti wird als Sohn des Kaufmanns Jacques Canetti und dessen Frau Mathilde in Rustschuk (heute: Russe, Bulgarien) geboren. Umzug der Familie nach Manchester. Nach dem Tod des Vaters siedelt die Familie nach Wien um. Umzug nach Deutschland. ab 1924 Erste Beschäftigung mit dem sozial-psychologischen Phänomen der "Masse", dessen Erforschung er sein Leben widmet. Wieland Herzfelde Konzeption eines achtbändigen Roman-Zyklus "Comédie Humaine an Irren". Im Zusammenhang mit diesem Zyklus beendet Canetti den Roman "Die Blendung", in dem er den Konflikt zwischen Geist und Wirklichkeit als "Groteske" beschreibt. Er verfaßt sein erstes Drama "Hochzeit". Heirat mit Veza Taubner-Calderon. Nach dem " Anschluß" Österreichs Adolf Hitlers Er wird in Frankreich mit dem "Prix International" ausgezeichnet. Sein Roman "Die Blendung" ist inzwischen in fast allen europäischen Ländern veröffentlicht. Das Drama "Die Befristeten" entsteht.

23. Elias Canetti Winner Of The 1981 Nobel Prize In Literature elias canetti, a Nobel Prize Laureate in Literature, at the Nobel PrizeInternet Archive. elias canetti. 1981 Nobel Laureate in Literature http://almaz.com/nobel/literature/1981a.html

E LIAS C ANETTI 1981 Nobel Laureate in Literature for writings marked by a broad outlook, a wealth of ideas and artistic power. Background Place of Birth: Rustschuk, Bulgaria Residence: Great Britain Book Store Books by Elias Canetti The Memoirs of Elias Canetti: The Tongue Set Free, the Torch in My Ear, the Play of the Eyes Featured Internet Links Search WWW Search The Nobel Prize Internet Archive Nobel News Links Obituary The Torch in my Ear by Elias Canetti (book review) Award announcement and background ... Nobel Prize acceptance ceremony Links added by Nobel Internet Archive visitors foreign fiction in translation (submitted by christine pascoe Back to The Nobel Prize Internet Archive Literature Peace ... Medicine We always welcome your feedback and comments

24. Canetti, Elias Translate this page canetti, elias. © Copyright elias canetti. Foto, um 1965. canetti,elias, * 25. 7. 1905 Rustschuk (Ruse, Bulgarien), † 14. http://www.aeiou.at/aeiou.encyclop.c/c062745.htm

A B C D ... Canetti, Veza geborene Taubner-Calderon Canetti, Elias Elias Canetti. Foto, um 1965. Canetti, Elias, * 25. 7. 1905 Rustschuk (Ruse, Bulgarien Schweiz Canetti . Der Sohn eines am Main ; 1929 Dr. phil. nat. (Chemie). Literarisches Vorbild und sprachkritische Kraus . Im Herbst 1938 Emigration, ab 1939 lebte Canetti Canettis Erstlingswerk, der Roman "Die Blendung" (1935), gestaltet in grotesker Überzeichnung den Zusammenprall von Geisteswelt und Instinkten der Masse. Die Dramen "Hochzeit" (1932), "Komödie der Eitelkeit" (1950) und "Die Befristeten" (1964) enthüllen anhand bizarrer Gedankenexperimente das Antlitz einer zutiefst korrumpierten Gesellschaft. Die theoretische Grundlage zu seinem Werk schuf Canetti mit dem Essay "Masse und Macht" (1960), der die fundamentale Bedeutung dieser Phänomene für die politische autobiographisches Spätwerk ("Die gerettete Zunge", 1977; "Die Fackel im Ohr", 1980; "Das Augenspiel", 1985) kommentiert und interpretiert eine singuläre Lebens- und Werkgeschichte. Großer Ehrenzeichen Wissenschaft und Kunst 1972.

25. Elias Canettis Herausforderung Des Todes. Von Harry Timmermann DIE KLAGE DES GILGAMESCH elias canettis Herausforderung des Todes elias canetti, der 1905 in Bulgarien geborene, deutsch schreibende Dichter und Essayist spaniolischjüdischer Herkunft - er starb nicht lange vor seinem 90. http://www.geocities.com/Broadway/Stage/2452/CANETTI2.HTM

Harry Timmermann DIE KLAGE DES GILGAMESCH Elias Canettis Herausforderung des Todes Elias Canetti, der 1905 in Bulgarien geborene, deutsch schreibende Dichter und Essayist spaniolisch-jüdischer Herkunft - er starb nicht lange vor seinem 90. Geburtstag in Zürich - hatte seit seiner Kindheit eine Leidenschaft für das dramatische Rezitieren, besonders das lesend vorgetragene Rollenspiel. Im Zusammenspiel mit der Mutter hat er früh begonnen, sich in poetisch gestaltete Figuren einzuleben, sie sich als geistige Substanz einzuverleiben, lesend immer wieder ein anderer und dadurch erst er selbst zu werden: ein potentiell unbeschränktes Ich, daß sich darin seiner selbst versichert, daß es sich verwandelt. Über seine Jugend in Wien (1913 bis 1916) schreibt Canetti in seiner autobiographischen Schrift "Die gerettete Zunge": S was Canettis Mutter - die, wie auch der Vater " In der Ausbildung der Verwandlung ist er (der Mensch) erst recht zum Menschen geworden, sie war seine eigentümliche Begabung und Lust." (MM 12o f.) seine Verwandlungsfähigkeit nicht nur an Tieren, sondern an dramatischen und literarischen Figuren; an Menschen, die er kannte; vor allem aber in der Lektüre von Mythen übte. Dabei bildete er sich zum Dichter, den er einmal, in seiner Rede "Der Beruf des Dichters" von 1976, als einen "Hüter der Verwandlung" (GW 28-3) bezeichnete.

26. Boston Globe Online / Table Of Contents Boston Globe Online. http://www.boston.com/globe/search/stories/nobel/1994/1994q.html

Archives Big Dig Book Reviews Boston Capital ... Week in Photos Search the Globe: Today Yesterday ELIAS CANETTI, 89 WON NOBEL PRIZE IN LITERATURE Author: Associated Press Date: Friday, August 19, 1994 Page: Section: OBITUARY ZURICH Elias Canetti, the reclusive writer who won the 1981 Nobel Prize in literature, died Sunday. He was 89. Mr. Canetti, a Bulgarian-born British citizen who wrote in German, was buried Wednesday in Zurich beside Irish author James Joyce. He went into seclusion after he won the prize. Mr. Canetti began writing dramas and novels in the early 1930s, but developed a wide following among German readers only in 1960 with the publication of the first volume of his major work, "Masse und Macht" (Crowds and Power). A nightmarish novel, "Die Blendung" (Auto da Fe), which he wrote in the early 1930s, was not published in Vienna until 1963. But his drama, "Die Hochzeit" (The Wedding), was published in 1932, and two years later he completed his "Komodie der Eitelkeit" (Comedy of Vanity). He was born on July 25, 1905, in Rustchuk, Bulgaria. In 1911, he moved with his parents to Manchester, England. When his father died two years later, he moved to Vienna, where he attended school before continuing his education in Zurich and Frankfurt.

27. Boston Globe Online / Table Of Contents Review of canetti's The torch in my ear by Robert Taylor in Boston Globe Online. http://www.boston.com/globe/search/stories/nobel/1982/1982v.html

Archives Big Dig Book Reviews Boston Capital ... Week in Photos Search the Globe: Today Yesterday REVIEW BOOK THE INNER LIFE OF ELIAS CANETTI Author: By Robert Taylor Globe Staff Date: Wednesday, September 22, 1982 Page: Section: LIVING THE TORCH IN MY EAR, by Elias Canetti, translated by Joachim Neugroschel. Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 371 pp. $16.50. The second volume of Elias Canetti's odd yet oddly compelling memoirs distills the moral force of high Central European culture of which he is a noble example. He also conveys the confinement and oppressive weight of that tradition. Profound, passionate, highly readable, his memoir, in the style of much mid-European thought, displays a dense and abstract texture. Canetti's has been an unusual career. Surprise winner of the 1981 Nobel Prize, he is the author of disparate masterworks: "Auto-da-Fe," titled in German "Die Blendung," or "The Blinding"- a reference to the blinding of Samson - an acute, dark novel concerning the motives of fascism; and of "Crowds and Power," a brilliant study of the psychology of mass phenomena. The memoirs are not in this class. They are episodic, of high quality, but too discursive as a whole. The English translation is barely adequate; the independence of Canetti's mind struggles against the prosiness of the text. The title proclaims the range of the author's intellect on three symbolic levels: "The Torch In My Ear," expresses the conversion of sight into sound, the writer's craft; moreover, "The Torch" was the journal of Karl Kraus, the fearless Viennese critic of society and language whose presence is germane here. Much of Canetti's life during the '20s consisted of a continuous inner dialogue and debate with Kraus, his spiritual father. Finally, the title carries overtones of July 15, 1927, the burning of the Palais of Justice witnessed by Canetti, influencing his study of crowd behavior and presaging the destructive historical fires that leap through the pages of "Auto-da-Fe," destined to consume Europe.

28. TRANS Nr. 7: W. Konstantinov: Elias Canetti - Ein österreichischer Schriftstell Verwandlungen zwischen Rustschuk und Wien. Artikel von W. Konstantinov. http://www.inst.at/trans/7Nr/konstantinov7.htm

Trans Internet-Zeitschrift für Kulturwissenschaften 7. Nr. September 1999 Elias Canetti - ein österreichischer Schriftsteller? Verwandlungen zwischen Rustschuk und Wien Wenzeslav Konstantinov (Sofia) Als die Weltpresse am 15. Oktober 1981 die Nachricht verbreitete, der neue Nobelpreisträger für Literatur sei der Schriftsteller Elias Canetti, versetzte die Entscheidung der Schwedischen Königlichen Akademie die Berichterstatter in Verlegenheit: der in London und Zürich lebende, damals 76-jährige Autor war nur einem beschränkten Leserkreis bekannt, man begeisterte sich für seine Autobiographie "Die gerettete Zunge" und wußte einiges vom Theaterskandal, den die erste Aufführung des Dramas "Komödie der Eitelkeit" - dreißig Jahre nach dem Entstehen - in Braunschweig hervorgerufen hatte. Die Verwirrung entstand auch dadurch, daß niemand mit Sicherheit sagen konnte, welcher Nationalität der Erwählte angehörte. Gewiß war jedoch, daß Elias Canetti in Rustschuk, Bulgarien geboren war: dies war wohl der Grund dafür, daß man ihn für einen bulgarischen Schriftsteller hielt und in die Sparte "Bulgarische und rumänische Romane und Novellen" eines repräsentativen Romanführers , eingeordnet hatte.

29. Nobel Prize For Literature 1981 - Press Release Press release and curriculum vitae. http://www.nobel.se/literature/laureates/1981/press.html

Swedish Academy The Permanent Secretary Press Release: The Nobel Prize for Literature 1981 Elias Canetti Born in 1905, in the port of Rustschuk on the lower Danube, Elias Canetti When surveyed, Elias Canetti's literary work may seem split up, comprising as it does of so many genres. His oeuvre consists of a novel, three plays, several volumes of notes and aphorisms, a profound examination of the origin, structures and effect of the mass movement, a travel book, portraits of authors, character studies, and memoirs; but these writings, pursued in such different directions, are held together by a most original and vigorously profiled personality. The exiled and cosmopolitian author, Canetti has one native land, and that is the German language. He has never abandoned it, and he has often avowed his love of the highest manifestations of the classical German culture. He has warmly emphasized what Goethe, for instance, has meant to him as medicina mentis His foremost purely fictional achievement is the great novel

30. Literature 1981 elias canetti. United Kingdom. The Nobel Prize in Literature 1981 Press ReleasePresentation Speech elias canetti Curriculum Vitae Other Resources. 1980, 1982. http://www.nobel.se/literature/laureates/1981/

The Nobel Prize in Literature 1981 "for writings marked by a broad outlook, a wealth of ideas and artistic power" Elias Canetti United Kingdom b. 1905 (in Rustschuk, Bulgaria) d. 1994 The Nobel Prize in Literature 1981 Press Release Presentation Speech Elias Canetti ... Other Resources The 1981 Prize in: Physics Chemistry Physiology or Medicine Literature ... Economic Sciences Find a Laureate: Last modified June 16, 2000 The Official Web Site of The Nobel Foundation

31. Elias Canetti - Curriculum Vitae elias canetti – Curriculum Vitae. 1905, Born on 25 July in Ruse, Bulgaria. FromNobel Lectures, Literature 19811990. elias canetti died in 1994. http://www.nobel.se/literature/laureates/1981/canetti-cv.html

Born on 25 July in Ruse, Bulgaria. Mother tongue Ladino (archaic dialect of Spanish). Moved to Manchester, England. First school. Earliest lessons in English. Sudden death of his father. War breaks out in the Balkans. His mother moves to Vienna with her three small sons. German lessons from his mother. Elementary school in Vienna. First World War begins. Enthusiastic crowds take to the streets of Vienna. Zurich. Canton school until 1921. Excellent teachers. Frankfurt. Upper secondary school. Demonstrations after the death of German industrialist and politician Walter Rathenau. Inflation. Graduated ("Abitur") in Frankfurt. Return to Vienna. Study of chemistry. Lectures by the Austrian writer-critic Karl Kraus a decisive influence. First outline for a book about crowd psychology. 15 July: the Viennese Law, Court burns.

32. Elias Canetti Winner Of The 1981 Nobel Prize In Literature elias canetti, a Nobel Prize Laureate in Literature, at the Nobel Prize Internet Archive. http://www.almaz.com/nobel/literature/1981a.html

E LIAS C ANETTI 1981 Nobel Laureate in Literature for writings marked by a broad outlook, a wealth of ideas and artistic power. Background Place of Birth: Rustschuk, Bulgaria Residence: Great Britain Book Store Books by Elias Canetti The Memoirs of Elias Canetti: The Tongue Set Free, the Torch in My Ear, the Play of the Eyes Featured Internet Links Search WWW Search The Nobel Prize Internet Archive Nobel News Links Obituary The Torch in my Ear by Elias Canetti (book review) Award announcement and background ... Nobel Prize acceptance ceremony Links added by Nobel Internet Archive visitors foreign fiction in translation (submitted by christine pascoe Back to The Nobel Prize Internet Archive Literature Peace ... Medicine We always welcome your feedback and comments

33. Creative Quotations From Elias Canetti (1905-1994) Quotes from elias canetti to inspire your creative thinking http://creativequotations.com/one/1322.htm

34. Canetti, Elias canetti, elias. canetti. Horst Tappe/Camera Press/Globe Photos. (b. July25, 1905, Ruse, Bulg.d. Aug. 13, 1994, Zurich, Switz.), Bulgarian http://www.britannica.com/nobel/micro/101_65.html

Canetti, Elias Canetti Horst Tappe/Camera Press/Globe Photos (b. July 25, 1905, Ruse, Bulg.d. Aug. 13, 1994, Zurich, Switz.), Bulgarian novelist and playwright whose works explore the emotions of crowds, the psychopathology of power, and the position of the individual at odds with the society around him. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1981. Canetti's interest in crowds crystallized from the witnessing of street rioting over inflation that he saw in Frankfurt in the 1920s, which culminated in 1927 with the burning of the Vienna Palace of Justice by an angry mob. A planned eight-novel saga of the madness he saw around him was reduced to Die Blendung or The Tower of Babel ). It tells the story of a scholar's degradation and destruction in the grotesque underworld of a city. Shortly before World War II, Canetti immigrated to England and put aside literature to devote his time to research on mass psychology and the allure of fascism. The book-essay Masse und Macht Crowds and Power ) is an outgrowth of that compelling interest, which is also evident in Canetti's three plays

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39. Canetti, Elias Biography elias canetti Writer Bulgaria Born 25 Jul 1905 Died 13 Aug 1994 eliascanetti was born in Rustchuk, Bulgaria, of SpanishJewish parents. http://www.artsworld.com/books-film/biographies/a-c/elias-canetti.html

categories='cat1=literature'; Biography Elias Canetti Writer Bulgaria Born 25 Jul 1905 Died 13 Aug 1994 Elias Canetti devoted many years of study to the psychology of crowds and of power; his book 'Masse und Macht' appeared in 1960, and in English, as 'Crowds and Power', in 1962. In 1981 he received the Nobel Prize for Literature 'for writings marked by a broad outlook, a wealth of ideas and artistic power'.

40. Canetti, Elias encyclopediaEncyclopedia canetti, elias, kunet'E Pronunciation Key. canetti,elias , 1905–94, English novelist and essayist, b. Ruschuk, Bulgaria. http://www.infoplease.com/cgi-bin/id/A0810183

Trace your family history with Ancestry.com All Infoplease All Almanacs General Entertainment Sports Biographies Dictionary Encyclopedia Infoplease Home Almanacs Atlas Dictionary ... Fact Monster Kids' reference Info:Daily Fun facts Homework Center Newsletter You've got info! Help Site Map Visit related sites from: Family Education Network Encyclopedia Canetti, Elias [k u E Pronunciation Key Canetti, Elias , English novelist and essayist, b. Ruschuk, Bulgaria. He came from a Sephardic Jewish background, spent most of his early years in Vienna, and, fleeing Nazism, emigrated to England before the outbreak of World War II. His most important works, all written in German, are the novel (1935, tr. 1946), a searing picture of a man as degraded and evil, and Crowds and Power (1960, tr. 1962), a study of mass psychology. He also wrote plays, autobiographical works, essays, and a study of Kafka . He was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1981. See his reminiscences: The Tongue Set Free (1977, tr. 1979), The Torch in My Ear (1980, tr. 1982), and

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