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Das Narrenschiff
Sebastian Brant
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Belletristik / Humor, Satire, Kabarett
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Sebastian Brants im Jahr 1494 veröffentlichte Moralsatire "Das Narrenschiff" war das erfolgreichste deutschsprachige Buch vor der Reformation und begründete seinen Ruhm als Autor des deutschen Humanismus. In der spätmittelalterlichen Moralsatire werden mehr als 100 Narren vorgestellt, die sich auf einer Schiffsreise befinden mit Kurs auf das fiktive Land Narragonien.
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Humanismus, Narragonien, Moralsatire, Taschenbuch-Literatur-Klassiker, Satire