goes to sar simmons who have to augusta data called a bunch of times and then it must be more than a tire jokers has a host of eccentrics looking for their nation. been chanita protection. i'm afraid of the reality out there and a pop icon from iran who lends her voice to the fight for freedom. the arts unveiled the 1st to a highly topical novel about war paint speech shorter, the rise of populism. a deadly pandemic and society on the edge of a press. it sounds like we're talking about today, right? actually it's all in a novel published a 100 years ago. the magic mount bye to west model is on the full addresses, issues that still concern us today. issues we still discussed with great enthusiasm

. oh, great hostility. don't mind this novel come better explained to us problems, we're currently experiencing things that warriors can today. people are also taking a closer look at the books. we're allen, which have always been you can. okay, so i think it's a fascination read and the novels it has many interpretations. it has many layers in many things. it's also a 1000 pages long. it's a literal literary, heavy weight. so what makes it worth the reading or even a secondary magic mountain is $100.00. your anniversary is being marked with an exhibition into last month hometown and flew back with stage production. even a sequel, not written by someone's mind himself, obviously. but 1st, what's it about? okay, what's that the same? it's the swiss alps out of senatorial, that's a kind of health resort or clinic, where people think the fresh air will cure them of a long dizzy it. and there was plenty of long disease at the time, 2 months,

months such as novel in $19.00 oh, $7.00, went to work at los is still a leading cause of death in europe. and the best treatment people can get if they can afford it, is breathing good air and just waiting around to get better. and they can wait a long time, answer if the story is young here, some us months, main character who goes to visit his sick cousin. how does the people we meet this kind of her hands cast or 9 who travels into this world and ends up staying for 7 years and is confronted with all the ideological political and philosophical debates of the time. that's what's funny about the book as even bell has cast off, is actually healthy. she really gets into the santa torrie, the people, their philosophical debates, and just the culture of being a patient there. strict health routines, luxurious meals, obsessive temperature, and taking the ends up and living like one of them, the ones on the end thoughts and then in an isolated hermetically sealed place. the questions of humanity are played out on all possible levels. even the conch

building was progress, science love plays a major role, deaf is very present and so all the big topics and so much fun creates to character patients at the clinic who really are polar opposites and their philosophies, sets and brittany on the one hand, p stands for progress and individual freedom for enlightenment vendors, nafta. she wants to see society dominated by and so tell a terry and rosie to talk with her and resumes. we're starting to take power in europe at that time with the rise of communism as fast as concerns cast off is caught between these 2 that the whole novel revolt around the decision which site to take. but at least both these characters become the highest costs of mentors. and he's really torn between the 2 philosophies. eventually, search most of debates turn violence to rival space, often a deal. and that's just the beginning of the violence. the book ends in 1914 with this start of world war one has cost are disappearing. and so the chaos of battle.

when the magic mountain came out, it quickly became an international best seller, translated into many different languages. and over the decades influential people have claimed it as their favorite book, like american critics, susan sontag, who said she'd read it 7 or 8 times in span. big fan clubs cropped up at schools and universities. and there's no, you don't have to have 3 talk trips in nature to understand homeless mine because there's a lot of iron in human in his work. no more. it's about very serious things. but the book itself is an enjoyable experience. and there was some really hilarious sayings from you. and so in the element that you sent us and got the of cc, much one group of people who didn't think the magic mountain was funny. it was the tourism board and thought, oh switzerland. they thought the book may have the town looked back. they actually asked another big german writer of the time cause tests not to write a novel that paints of the town in

a better way. thomas mine lives quite a while born in 1875 at the beginning of the german empire, his diaries reveal, but he was bisexual at a time when that was not accepted. in 1929 he won the nobel prize for his novel vote and bolts. later the fled nazi germany with his wife, katya, a jewish convert to christianity, and there are 6 kids. so let's take a step back in 1912, katia of mine had been diagnosed with tuberculosis and told him as mine went to visit her at a sanitarium and of a switzerland that became his inspiration. since we finished with mon, it's all coincidence. and so we imagined he must have sat there for years, thinking about how to do it. but it's all quite incidence. that's so 5 to originally wanted to write the magic mountain as a short story on. and it turned into a 1000 page novel inside. and it took him 12 years to write it. he was interrupted

by world war one, but also he was going through a shift in his own mindset. when he started writing the book, he was very pro, more unsuccessful. in 1914, thomas mont allowed himself to be carried away by the enthusiasm for war. that was driving many intellectuals officers, writers and artists of the time. so he was in the front line of advocating for it. and in 1918 when germany was defeated, it was a lost cause, and he learned a very isolated amazon who must monthly hold those mountains with each site. in the 1920s he became one of the most eloquent defenders of the republic and by the 1930s during his exile and the united states. a true believe it and democracy it will come. when the nazis came to power in 1933, thomas mine left germany with his family and moved to switzerland, fence of the united states. and later back to switch to most mon advocated for tolerance and human dignity until he died and 1955. when thomas mind wrote the

magic mountain, she was thinking about his own process of political transformation. he puts a lot of the old pro war him, that he distance himself from into the character of nafta. lovely gentleman watson price is me most about thomas man is honest and sincere willingness and coverage to change his mind. to put his views, the task again and again, and to arrive at new views or to stand up for those new views until until you revise them again. i think of the 50 of them. the magic mountain reflects exactly that in these up when the magic mountain came out in 1924 european society was really on edge. there's a feeling like today actually the restlessness of heightened tensions, existential dread, and the feeling that society could go off the rails. best of luck and at least what was in the air, he writes in the novel, you can sense of tremendous on ease of fear of the future. and suddenly there's the

situation at the end of the novel, where things are unraveling, uncertain as to where they start shooting each other, where they're cursing at the steps where the craziest ideas of merch off and people are literally losing their minds. boston as walters. someone's mind writes about total polarization division. people who stopped listening because now that she could not tipping point today in this time of great areas ability. all you have to do is turn on any evening talk show and you'll see that people are interrupting each other and not listening. like just beginning else opinions that go to holland minus these politics falling into populace. and what we now call hate speech, and this information he sees the tensions and the dangers that are later going to wait till the fall of the weimar republic. germany's 1st attempt, real parliamentary democracy ended with the nazi here. just coming in, if you can follow it in vivid detail. he describes it with

a tremendous aesthetic sense and tremendous psychological insight. this is dennis didn't create some atmosphere where at the end you just wonder who will shoot 1st, 1st in the jewel, and then at the very end, the war in which the whole thing culminates, the pursuits 1st. even today we see people turning to violence and they can't get their way with words. they don't get them. i think it's sadly current and we should keep that in mind and not in a good way. it's been a century a 100 years and we still at the same place people will stuff and then use me. yes. that most estoppel see what at the end of the magic mountain too much money asks. out of this universal feast of depth. out of this extremity of fever, tingling the rain washed evening sky to a fiery glow. may it be that love one day shall mountains. we should be ashamed of humanity that we still haven't done so it looks great final question after this universal feast of death. may it be that love one day shall mount this question

about the horrible 20th century the 21st century starting the exact same way with the next universal feast of death and do crating them. the middle east with the models of mine was also ahead of his time when it came to sexuality earlier enough, l as 20 or career guy and death in venice at strong homo erotic under the magic mountain, contains motifs that are obviously clear. beneficial. one is that he's one of the greatest strengths that it breaks every cliche, especially when it comes to questions of how to talk about the body sexuality under ross. this isn't the whole thing. comes custom falls in love with a woman, but i'm so shocked. but she reminds him of a male classmates that he wants. fans defies the, the question of what the amount is, which a woman is what's masculine, what's feminine, and what is perceived as attractive, erotically attractive? all of that is fluid here. and gender fluidity was not mainstream. thomas monster

and homosexuality was totally tab boot for most of society. just it was a criminal offense. in the 19 twenty's thomas man campaigned against paragraph 175, which criminalize homosexual relationships. and i understand, so as month own desire for man was something she lived out in secret to the outside world. she was an upstanding, heterosexual citizen, with a wife and 6 kids. love, hates politics and passion. they're all here in the magic mount. someone's mind leaves it up to you though, how you want to interpret that. i'm just can sometimes we have to find out own way just like the characters in the story. it can. i think that in times of the fake news and everything happening quickly, this idea or of having to read with critical lies and do that for ourselves and stay awake. that is the most current seeing that number and that's what i liked the best. ok, so i sort of myself, do i a as was real k, monumental style and in case the idea of reading a 1000 pages seems overwhelming my document, you can always skip

a hand these lots of readers have told me which parts they skipped, but i thought and then i'll some people may skip over parts of months master piece, but others give themselves permission to write part to the those quite football is that the tool must mom conference. the magic mountain top 2 is about to be published. the also is not until last month writer and sent harvest time spoke. is the bold pretend the audience is skeptical from canada, so it was clear to me from the get go that certain she will, the circles would suspect i was failing. the german nest stayed on the best of creating a literary relic by simply hanging to on it. and then he does to junk the hen dying of the sick, out of its strong cause, no stranger to provocation. in the 19 ninety's, a studio brown he's spouse, hold people with telephone pranks, folds them with a documentary about his band factors and landed in the best set of this 20 years

ago with his level slices. mind to me is a, me since my vegetables. and now the magic mountain to get up in front of i had the idea from the outset that the title and the cover would be in the type face of the arnold schwartzenegger auction, who to terminate or to in order to underline the identity of i'm some scared the small minded to even more from the speech on the 1st week of your own entrance. and is it all just provocation, or does it reflect some of the magnificence of the original 156 original passages from thomas minds magic mountain on moving into the new book. and the cost of characters from the cemetery and baton in modified, folded hands cast off, his nose starts up $1000000.00 that having us like a logical crisis. all you know, i get accustomed to original customers last of the term while of the 1st world war . and my own as high drink is also last hyperlink, you know, for me,

but i won't tell you how, how views i used today to the colors. this is killed with antibiotics. so hind total cost is patients suffer from burnouts, the new mass disease, to split the willingness to prevent a hunched old is aware of his responsibility as almost months successful. when he gets hot starting headed, we're on the risk of getting myself into trouble. then i'd rather not then had to go through that will keaton, before i make a fool of myself and the other one, which one? if you have the audacity to call the book the magic mountain to the school system, then it has to be more than just accommodating that tar joe task. so then with some of the funding you have to do with justice functioning that i forgot about his work doesn't do justice to the length of the original. the magic mountain to has a may of 280 pages up strong coach that this will help his read just passed the via to the end. and now to an exhibition in munich that celebrates being different cards for eccentricity,

disneyland. oh, must of cut on the little cotton colony. eccentric office creations comes together that she dissolved and exuberant and they delight in sell stylization shots. i do protection, i'm afraid of reality out there. that's why i love masks, cost students disguise, as opposed with gestures. extensive sentences, different interest defies all. conventions. they do have these kinds betsy, they have a need for ever more idiosyncrasy. yeah, i can send 100 percent drug personalities. don't want to split anything. i'm still not, you're not, i create a world where everyone is. welcome. the yes to all the different fold unconventional dice this. yes to all that. so yes, to all that's preventative. open the borders. anything ghost either to visa this is

sentence, isn't manipulative. sentences that tells you find your own way in there on that trip. isa. and abdullah and passages happen and living what, cuz also it's also events worldwide for over 30 years. then who is we going to cost all the use or energy to change something? so even the smiles we put on her face has changed something. so in the us, a life spent and like on the opposite side is a female. it's an invention as an art figure with our work of art is key and we really take risks and everyday life. i think on the one hand, it's a form of cedar and staging. but at the same time, it's also real life. i started this all, this is the village we should be able to vote. eccentricity comes from the creek, x country to step out of the center. we distance ourselves from what we think of as

normal because of its limits because the polar band might not be a predator, it's whole, but withdraw the be advancing back. what about think it extent does the president, his guide and the, and i think i, central personalities, do take certain risks when they go out to the public, the sci fi in a different one. they stand out naturally attract attention to origin or even regression from others. spot then one more thought off the i can start from the end of the eccentric aesthetics of freedom, the title of the exhibition in unique. well some of the schools and political time mentioned. people like sophia, zeus makes you courageously and even passionately. some thoughts, social conventions, all in a way immune to censorship, especially in my lifetime, for example, my gold tooth is also a political act for me because firstly, suddenly i was interested in what happens when i make myself ugly on purpose. what

does that do to me? what does it do to my life, to the people around me? if i directly and quite clearly refused to even look at myself with your patriarchal glasses, with your beauty standard stuff. it's a personal statement that i don't even recognize your normal as normal guys as the eccentric can also be disturbing. like on the open books going to call to teach an instrument of torture on pleasure. o chloe, my seeming be pulling the graphic unzip strangely blocked in this the offer us some time and still got scandalously eccentric and current hail, bodies are exposed, violated and turned into fetishes. the reactions of the audience were extreme. dizziness painting, i'm nausea. i feel like you have a strong internal hosting or are and it's not just about provoking for the sake of

provocation, thoughts, so not but about doing something different on that. and it's not something non normative. so it's a tool and eccentricity seems to stem from a deep in the need to need to express an intrinsic low script. mentioned a few in the people who feel safer in the world that they have to find for themselves. and then in the world is that the authors of the find for them. if you need a tab at the same time eccentric students need to follow his oldest titles. it's enough recognition for them that we see there desperately and brilliance. monuv to know what makes the exhibition. and the suitors we see here so attractive . so they are who they are, the blind elk on as they don't want to be any different, but in order to search who they are with us. and that gives us courage and we want to support that. but this exhibition he's always doing well with the steps and no

man and encourage people to become a little more colorful to, to band the maybe the just we travel on to iran where single goose was silenced by the state before we all say sure, everybody knew where the mega, mega, not just in our home country ever run into 19 seventy's produce, was touring all over the world. now she's saying good bye. of the documentary, good goose made a fire. a company is the 74 year old at one of our last concerts in frankfort on sales or story record over time. so what you listen to whether it be western music or ring and music,

of course was always the thing like many of those i felt very close to the decision maker at the premier. and this discharge center produced is their 2nd major phillip for center. and the subject close to heart this is the fact that i was able to make a film with a person who spanish and agents based on his childhood. and that i was able to know to need to tell her story. but the story of a people, she said, that's obviously capital for me. i'm something that will always be with me. one second speech on that in my mistake 9, the girls father introduced her to the stage when she was just 2 years old. who made the lead from child start to international start. combining persian lyrics with papa john's last month is on this walk,

makes good to special. on the one hand, of course, it's hot out acting, her singing her music and her incredible presence on stage. and on the other hand, i think it's her incredible biography, the biography she says with many autism and the wrong that people try to come down to somebody has to silence how to break hash, but the goose has never given the had. i know it's a cultural icon, forced to live in silence for more than 2 decades. since the 1979 is vondik revolution in our homeland ever won for someone to get this fixed menu item. but toyota, you're telling the ceiling showing you done a supplemental cab cut or hats in the sun, half suspicious of doing that, but take care of them to the case. a google store?

get it then, but right now the question. but the get cut overnight, but i did show them big on monday, but it'd be state bush to 21 years. asterisk in 2000, she was granted permission to leave for north america. she came for the 1st concert in front of 15000 people in toronto. she has not returned home since the decade this i think she also embodies the longing for freedom held by many arabians the current situation. the political situation in iran has been a hostage situation for 46 years. since i spend the life and shelters of a fire tardies a day came to germany with her family at the age of 17. a studies theater in film directing today. she runs a production company in heidelberg,

but never let go for homeland. in 2006, she went to around as a filmmaker and producer, until the political situation became increasingly tense. as a can i press college was destroyed and thrown in my face to spanish. that's and that wasn't true. i had a lot of trouble that i was also arrested. and then when the pressure on me in the room became too much, i resigned and decided to come back to here on its way back to watch. i actually wanted to do a feature length films long, so i wanted to give people a voice streaming feeling, irena in june and mazda nearly died under suspicious circumstances after being arrested for not wearing a huge of the, the goose made of fire. the cylinder that

a strong woman and an icon or music can next generations and stands for the hope of a free modern run. the goose dedicated the frankfurt concert to jean and mazda. i mean the . * the to the that's all for this edition of arts on veiled with rebels and prove a cut to just see you next time the

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