Wilhelm Busch / Meinrad Spinner / Walter Sauer

Da boarische Max und Moritz Max und Moritz - Bairisch

€18.00

Hardcover, 64 pages, 15.5 cm x 21.5 cm

Printed in Deutschland

ISBN: 978-3-943052-20-6

Delivery time: 2-5 Tage

A Lausbuamgschicht mit siebm Stickl

The notorious villains Max and Moritz have become real little Bavarians and consequently do their inventive mischief in Bavarian dialect.

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Walter Sauer

Walter was born in Mannheim in 1942. In the postwar period, hearing and speaking the Kurpfalz dialect of his hometown, he grew up early with an awareness of other dialects and languages. He studied English and Romance languages and literatures at the universities of Heidelberg, Rennes (France), and Swansea (Wales), earning his doctorate in Heidelberg in 1971. He taught at various universities in the United States and English linguistics and Medieval Studies at the University of Heidelberg from 1974 until his retirement in 2005. In addition to his academic publications, he is known far beyond the region as a translator and dialect author and has received several awards (e.g. Emichsburg Prize 2017 for his service to the Palatinate dialect, dialect literature and regional culture). Walter Sauer was named “Chevalier de l'ordre des Arts et des Lettres” by the French Ministry of Culture for his “outstanding contributions to cultural cooperation between Germany and France.”

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Wilhelm Busch

Wilhelm Busch (1832–1908) gilt heute als einer der Gründerväter des modernen Comics. Er selbst sah sich zeit seines Lebens eher als ernsthaften Kunstmaler. Mit seinem tiefschwarzen Humor und seinen messerscharfen Reimen hat er das deutsche Kulturgut geprägt wie kaum ein Zweiter.

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