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From Goethe to Kafka, there have been many renowned German Language authors. From the 1800s onwards german literature flourished, acquiring worldwide notoriety.

I haven’t read german authors so I’ll just follow the recommendations and :marseypopcorn:.

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You mean people wrote in Nazi, that language they made for Call of Duty? Lmao how dumb.

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no that's Russian

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One of literature's greatest works was produced in that language, commie r-slur

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:#chudjaktalking:

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Stay mad :marseytrain:

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Minecraft? I get that CoD players are little kids but come on.

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Nah let’s just pretend Germany doesn’t exist :marseymissing2:

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Kafka was from Prague, no? Doesn't that make him Bohemian?

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Yes, he wrote in german nevertheless, so he can be considered part of the literary history of the German Language. Also, Sudeten germans never saw themselves as Czechs (I’m aware Kafka was jewish, just giving an example of eastern european germans complicated relationships with other ethnicities).

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Eastern Europeans are all the same because they all frick their families which is why their porn is so fricking weird.

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Ernst Jünger is pretty cool :marseyexcited:

He has nonfiction and fiction.

I recommend: (nonfiction)

In Stahlgewittern

Der Kampf als inneres Erlebnis

An der Zeitmauer

(Fiction)

Gläserne Bienen

Eumeswil

Aladins Problem

Enjoy :marseywave2:

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Look’s like a great list

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Like 10 people know what this picture is

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wrong

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Question for Deustchlandcels :marseyflaggermany:, how translatable is Goethe? Is he like Shakespeare and Cervantes? I wish I knew german like my granny :#marseysad:

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Poetry doesn't usually translate great. Really messes with the flow.

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Poetry translations are half rewrites tbh.

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German is like 50% the same as english so it translates better than most things.

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I think is more like 30% at best. But I guess a good English translation with footnotes should be fine.

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The only reason english speakers struggle to understand it is because German has different cases and a stricter sentence structure. The more educated english speakers who know a bit of Elizabethan English can read a German newspaper and get the jist of the article, I've seen it happen.

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I don’t think is just grammar structure and the case system, there is a lot of different vocabulary as well. English has tons of loan words of French origin, like “hospital” instead of “krankenhaus”. And even words in english that are not loan words are different, like “driving” vs “fahren” or “understand” vs “verstehen”. But now that you mentioned Elizabethean English, things like “hast thou” and “hast du” are indeed similar.

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THE ROOM IS DARK AND YOU CAN NOT SEE THE JURY.

EXITS ARE N,E

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German? :marseycringe2: Walser I guess

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>From Goethe to Kafka, there have been many renowned German Language authors.

You just named the only two anyone besides a filthy Germ would know lol

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Mozart?

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The Sorrows of Young Werther is my favorite by Goethe

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If you count philosophy, Wittgenstein is probably my favorite. Few men BTFO both the analytical and continental philosophers like he does.

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Thatbwhole book is a metaphor for the autism baby you wished youd drowned.

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Friendly reminder that if you can't taste coriander you are literally missing out on the most complex tastiest freshest spice in the world. It's literally culinary impotence you will never enjoy food like normal people. The media and cooking channels and even your friends will not mention this because it is a social faux pas. But trust me people secretly laugh at you if you have the inferior gene. I even knew a girl who broke up with her ex for this reason. Can you imagine passing this gene on to your children???

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