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Die große Revolution / Lesabéndio
Paul Scheerbart
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Belletristik / Science Fiction
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Der vierte Band in der Reihe der »Wiederentdeckten Schätze der deutschsprachigen Science Fiction« stammt von Paul Scheerbart (1863–1915), dem Mitbegründer des Verlags Deutscher Fantasten. Mit »Die Große Revolution« und »Lesábendio« liegen ein maßgeblicher Mond- und ein Marsroman der frühen Stunde vor, die von einem Vorwort Michael Marraks und einem Nachwort Hans Freys begleitet werden.
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Keywords
Hans Frey, Perpetuum Mobile, Planeten, Literaturwissenschaft, Marsroman, Utopien, Michael Marrak, Mondroman, Raumfahrt, Sterne, Verlag deutscher Fantasten, deutsche Literaturgeschichte, Walter Benjamin