2017
DOI: 10.11606/1982-88372031101
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Karl May: Authorialand textual staging

Abstract: This article aims to reassess the work and life of Karl May, one of the most successful German-language writers, from the aspect of staging. It shows how May mixes memories of childhood and literary elements, the desired and the factual, for a staged memory that would provide a deeper meaning for both his biography and his work. Thus, May recreated himself as an ideal man who, in his novels, can overcome his problems with reality, a multifaceted "I" represented by his various literary characters and his advent… Show more

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