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Günter Grass wurde am 16. Oktober 1927 in Danzig geboren, absolvierte nach der Entlassung aus amerikanischer Kriegsgefangenschaft eine Steinmetzlehre, studierte dann Grafik und Bildhauerei in Düsseldorf und Berlin. 1956 erschien der erste Gedichtband mit Zeichnungen, 1959 der erste Roman "Die Blechtrommel". 1999 wurde ihm der Nobelpreis für Literatur verliehen. Grass lebt in der Nähe von Lübeck.

Años de perro es la gran novela que Günter Grass publicó pasado casi un lustro de silencio tras El tambor de hojalata: un enorme fresco de la Alemania en que nace, se desarrolla y desaparece el arrebato imperial del nacionalsocialismo. Su propia técnica es ya una sátira, un ajuste de cuentas con la megalomanía cultural e histórica que culmina en el nazismo. Todo en esta novela es original, porque había que reinventar el lenguaje y la narrativa para describir los horrores nuevamente inventados. Hoy, cuando el pensamiento brutal y quirúrgico de las ideologías fascistas es una amenaza tanto como entonces, Años de perro recupera el valor de un aviso urgentísimo.

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Ce roman, dont l'action se situe dans les années 80, traite de la double menace de la prolifération du nucléaire et de la destruction de l'environnement. L'auteur y mêle humour et faconde au fil de plusieurs récits s'interpénétrant. Un personnage est au cœur de cette trame romanesque : une ratte - ou femelle du rat -, apparue en rêve au narrateur, qui raconte comment l'humanité suicidaire, sachant qu'elle court à sa perte mais espérant un miracle in extremis, ne semble rien faire de sérieux pour éviter une catastrophe. Dans les ruines de Dantzig, le narrateur et les rats qui l'entourent survivront-ils au cataclysme ? En bref, quand Günter Grass se pique de nous relater la " fin de l'humain ", il réinvente la fable jusqu'aux dimensions de l'épopée.

Zur Klärung ihres Problems äKind ja - Kind neinä angesichts einer Zukunft mit Kernkraft, Strauss, Rentnerberg und weltweiter Überbevölkerung schickt Grass ein Itzehoer Studienratsehepaar auf eine Ostasienreise

The plot of the novel, set primarily in 1967, revolves around high school student Scherbaum, who plans to publicly set his dachshund on fire in front of the Kempinski hotel in Berlin to shock a consumer society he believes has dulled its conscience. His teacher Starusch, the narrator and the author's alter ego, attempts to dissuade Scherbaum, although he fundamentally sympathizes with his views. The grotesque and humorous narrative structure unfolds through Starusch's painful dental therapy, during which he recalls personal failures and memories of war and the economic miracle. These reminiscences reveal critical issues in German society during the Adenauer era, including unpunished war criminals. Among the characters is General Schörner, known for his cruelty in the war's final days. Grass, as one of the first leftist intellectuals, provides an ironic and balanced analysis of the mentalities and ideologies that led to the radical "student movement" of 1968, acknowledging its motivations and goals while distancing himself from the means that often resulted in blind terrorism.

Enthält u.a. "Literatur und Politik", "Was Erfurt außerdem bedeutet", "Jungbürgerrede: Über Erwachsene und Verwachsene".