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The leviathan, the legendary, huge fish of the Old Testament, ultimately derived from pagan mythology, also received the supervision of the coral from God. Roth's novel of the same name revolves around the life of the small coral trader Nissen Piczenik, who in the end, after losing his business, increasingly disengages from his small village home and his faith and finally dies in the sea. The text of this new edition follows the first edition of the Paris daily newspaper from 1938 for the first time. An afterword and a completely new commentary help with understanding.
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The leviathan, the legendary, huge fish of the Old Testament, ultimately derived from pagan mythology, also received the supervision of the coral from God. Roth's novel of the same name revolves around the life of the small coral trader Nissen Piczenik, who in the end, after losing his business, increasingly disengages from his small village home and his faith and finally dies in the sea. The text of this new edition follows the first edition of the Paris daily newspaper from 1938 for the first time. An afterword and a completely new commentary help with understanding.
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Data sheet
Author
Roth Joseph
Publisher
Philipp Reclam jun. Verlag
Reclam Verlag
ISBN
9783150186855
Format
Paperback
Taschenbuch
Year Published
2010
Pages
71
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The leviathan, the legendary, huge fish of the Old Testament, ultimately derived from pagan mythology, also received the supervision of the coral from God. Roth's novel of the same name revolves around the life of the small coral trader Nissen Piczenik, who in the end, after losing his business, increasingly disengages from his small village home and his faith and finally dies in the sea. The text of this new edition follows the first edition of the Paris daily newspaper from 1938 for the first time. An afterword and a completely new commentary help with understanding.