Vibrant Ideas,
Literary and'Political,
Discussed
with
II
Pri1late Correspondent
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THOMAS
MANN
Letters
to
Paul
Amann
19 15'-195
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Forty-eight letters 'from the great
novelist to a Viennese scholar and
critic in whose mind he found·stimu–
lation.
They
are concerned with
ideas, not personal matters; and
th~oughout,
the development of
Mann's thought is dear to see-in
hi~~plans
and concepts for creative
work, from
The
Magic Mountain
to
The
Holy Sinner,
and in his chang–
ing political views. An important
source for students of Mann, and a
fascinating document for anyone
who has admired his writings.
Translated by Richard and
Clara Winston from the German
edition prepared for the City
li–
brary of Lubeck by Dr. Herbert
Wegener. With notes and index of
persons. $3.75
We.sltyan University Press
MIDDLETOWN, CONNECTICUT
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