Thomas Mann’s Joseph tetralogy

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Thomas Mann’s Joseph tetralogy is a four-volume series of novels that retells and elaborates the biblical story of Joseph with rich psychological, philosophical, and historical detail.

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works by Thomas Mann 1

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instanceOf literary work
novel cycle
author Thomas Mann
Thomas Mann
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basedOn Biblical story of Joseph
countryOfOrigin Germany
genre historical novel
philosophical novel
psychological novel
hasPart Der junge Joseph
linked to: Young Joseph

Die Geschichten Jaakobs
Joseph der Ernährer
linked to: Joseph the Provider

Joseph in Ägypten
language German
literaryForm retelling of biblical narrative
literaryMovement modernism
mainCharacter Jacob
Joseph
Pharaoh
Potiphar
Potiphar’s wife
linked to: Potiphar's wife

Rachel
narrativePerspective third-person narration
numberOfVolumes 4
partOf Thomas Mann’s Joseph tetralogy
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periodOfPublication 20th century
setting ancient Canaan
linked to: Canaan

ancient Egypt
style erudite
ironic
mythopoetic
theme dreams and prophecy
faith and doubt
family relationships
fate and providence
identity and self-discovery
interpretation of myth
power and politics

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Young Joseph appearsIn Thomas Mann’s Joseph tetralogy
Nazi book burning of 10 May 1933 notableWorkDestroyed works by Thomas Mann
linked to: Thomas Mann’s Joseph tetralogy
Die Geschichten Jaakobs partOf Thomas Mann’s Joseph tetralogy
Der junge Joseph partOf Thomas Mann’s Joseph tetralogy
Joseph in Ägypten partOf Thomas Mann’s Joseph tetralogy
Joseph der Ernährer partOf Thomas Mann’s Joseph tetralogy