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Buddenbrooks
1901 novel by Thomas Mann.
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Buddenbrooks
Instance Of
Literary Work
Author
Thomas Mann
Genre
Family Saga
Period Novel
Sourcing Circumstances
:
Disputed
Bildungsroman
Sourcing Circumstances
:
Disputed
Social Fiction
Saga
Roman À Clef
Publication Date
1901
Publisher
S. Fischer Verlag
Country of Origin
German Reich
Germany
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Title
Buddenbrooks
Subtitle
Verfall einer Familie
Narrative Location
12 items
Lübeck
Travemünde
Eimsbüttel
Bad Schwartau
Germany
Set in Period
1840s
1850s
1860s
1870s
1830s
Inception
1890s
(October 1896 - October 1901)
Start Time
:
October 1896
End Time
:
October 1901
Main Subject
Degradation
Family
Society
Business
Art
Religion
Marriage
Influenced By
23 items
Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
Georg Brandes
Leo Tolstoy
Charles Dickens
William Makepeace Thackeray
Goncourt Brothers
Gustave Flaubert
Alexander Kielland
Jonas Lie
Herman Bang
Jens Peter Jacobsen
Knut Hamsun
Henrik Ibsen
Ivan Turgenev
Alexander Pushkin
Nikolai Gogol
Ivan Goncharov
August Von Platen-Hallermünde
Fritz Reuter
Arthur Schopenhauer
Friedrich Nietzsche
Richard Wagner
Clemens Brentano
Characters
67 items
Thomas Buddenbrook
Narrative Role
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Protagonist
Antonie Buddenbrook
Narrative Role
:
Supporting Character
Christian Buddenbrook
Narrative Role
:
Supporting Character
Consul Johann Buddenbrook
Narrative Role
:
Supporting Character
Elisabeth Buddenbrook
Narrative Role
:
Supporting Character
Gerda Buddenbrook
Narrative Role
:
Supporting Character
Bendix Grünlich
Narrative Role
:
Supporting Character
Alois Permaneder
Narrative Role
:
Supporting Character
Hanno Buddenbrook
Narrative Role
:
Supporting Character
Ida Jungmann
Narrative Role
:
Supporting Character
Kai Von Mölln
Narrative Role
:
Supporting Character
Clara Buddenbrook
Narrative Role
:
Supporting Character
Johann Buddenbrook Sen.
Narrative Role
:
Supporting Character
Antoinette Buddenbrook
Morten Schwarzkopf
Kesselmeyer
Aline Puvogel
Hermann Hagenström
Mrs. Möllendorpf
Julchen Müllendorpf
Senator Möllendorpf
Stefan Kistenmaker
René Maria Von Throta
Anna Iwersen
Doctor Giesecke
Consul Lebrecht Kröger
Gosch
Anton
Doctor Grabow
Babette
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Therese Weichbrodt
Friedrich Wilhelm Marcus
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Dr. Kaspar Oeverdieck
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Clothilde Buddenbrook
Diederich Schwarzkopf
Corl Smolt
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Sievert Tiburtius
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Edmund Pfühl
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Mademoiselle Popinet
Hinrich Hagenström
Hugo Weinschenk
Peter Döhlmann
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Eva Ewers
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Brecht
Erika Weinschenk
Andreas Pringsheim
Josephine Buddenbrook
Gotthold Buddenbrook
Friederike Buddenbrook
Henriette Buddenbrook
Pfiffi Buddenbrook
Elisabeth Weinschenk
Meta Schwarzkopf
Jean-Jacques Hoffstede
Köppen
Frau Kröger
Herr Dieckmann
Depicts
Revolutions of 1848 in the German States
Reaktionsära
Zollverein
Germany Unification War
Language of Work or Name
German
Derivative Work
The Buddenbrooks
The Buddenbrooks
Buddenbrooks
The Buddenbrooks
Copyright Status
Public Domain
Applies to Jurisdiction
:
United States
Unnamed
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Inspired By
Effi Briest
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Has Characteristic
Debut Novel
Based On
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Fischergrube
Mühlenstraße (Lübeck)
Marienkirche (Berlin-Mitte)
Mengstraße
Buddenbrookhaus
Breite Straße
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Kaufingerstraße
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