Felix Krull

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Felix Krull is the charming, quick-witted con artist and social climber who narrates Thomas Mann’s picaresque novel "The Confessions of Felix Krull."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf con artist
fictional character
literary character
protagonist
social climber
unreliable narrator
appearsIn The Confessions of Felix Krull
surface form: Bekenntnisse des Hochstaplers Felix Krull

The Confessions of Felix Krull
centralThemeRelation deception and performance
identity and self-invention
social mobility
characterTrait ambitious
charming
manipulative
opportunistic
quick-witted
createdBy Thomas Mann
familyBackground declining middle-class family
firstPublicationContext serialized form
genreOfWorkNarrated picaresque novel
languageOfWork German
literaryFunction exploration of moral ambiguity
satire of bourgeois society
literaryPeriod 20th-century literature
narratesWork The Confessions of Felix Krull
nationalityInFiction German
notableAbility acting skill
social adaptability
talent for mimicry
occupation confidence trickster
impostor
roleInWork autobiographical narrator

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