Mary Shelley´s FRANKENSTEIN
oder Der moderne Prometheus
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Ingolf Kloss
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Mary Shelley´s FRANKENSTEIN oder: Der moderne Prometheus,
gelesen von Ingolf Kloss.
Mary Shelleys Frankenstein ist eine erschreckende Vision des wissenschaftlichen Fortschritts ohne moralische Grenzen und führt den Zuhörer auf eine gefährliche Reise von der erhabenen Schönheit der Schweizer Alpen in die trostlose Einöde des Polarkreises. Besessen von der Idee, das Leben selbst zu erschaffen, plündert Victor Frankenstein Friedhöfe und Schlachtereien, stets auf der Suche nach dem Material, mit dem er ein neues Wesen erschaffen kann, und schließlich erweckt er seine Schöpfung mit Elektrizität zum Leben. Doch diese verpfuschte Kreatur, die von ihrem Schöpfer abgelehnt wird und der menschliche Gesellschaft verwehrt bleibt, macht sich auf, Frankenstein und alles, was ihm lieb ist, zu zerstören.
Dieses Hörbuch ist die Vertonung einer besonderen Version des Romans. Mary Shelley schrieb diese Geschichte im Alter von 18 bis 20 Jahren und veröffentlichte sie 1818 anonym als 3-teiliges Werk. Jahre später überarbeitete sie Frankenstein, schrieb Teile des Textes komplett um, gab Elisabeth - einer der Hauptfiguren - eine völlig andere Familiengeschichte, änderte Satzzeichen, oder auch nur einzelne Wörter und fügte dem Roman ein ausführliches Vorwort hinzu. Diese Version wurde 1830 unter ihrem Namen veröffentlicht und ist die heute am meisten verbreitete Version des Stoffs. Dieses Hörbuch aber ist gewissermaßen eine Ergänzung, sie wurde aus beiden Fassungen zusammengefügt. Es gibt Aspekte aus der späteren Version, die uns bestimmte Handlungen in der ursprünglichen Fassung besser verstehen lassen. Und auch anders herum. Erst in dieser Zusammenfügung wird beispielsweise verständlich, warum sich Frankenstein und Elisabeth gegenseitig Cousin und Cousine nennen. Einfach weil sie es in der Originalgeschichte auch waren. Später änderte Mary Shelley diesen Aspekt und aus Elisabeth wurde ein Waisenkind, welches von Frankensteins Familie aufgenommen wurde. Wenn Frankensteins Monster seinem Schöpfer über mehrere Kapitel hinweg seine Geschichte erzählt, dann ist es in der Veröffentlichung von 1830 eine etwas ausführlichere, die auch in diesem Hörbuch so erzählt wird. Bei dem hier vorliegenden Hörbuch handelt es sich daher im Prinzip um die Geschichte in ihrer ursprünglichen 3-teiligen Form, ergänzt durch das Vorwort und einigen Textpassagen aus der überarbeiteten Version - also Mary Shelleys Original-Frankenstein als komplette, ungekürzte, erweiterte Geschichte, die in dieser Fassung als deutschsprachige Ausgabe einzigartig sein dürfte.
Für dieses Hörbuch wurden die fehlenden Originaltextpassagen aus dem Englischen von Ingolf Kloss neu übersetzt und eingefügt, die ursprüngliche Übersetzung von Heinz Widtmann (1908) wurde komplett überarbeitet. Weitere Informationen finden Sie auch in der mit beigegebenen PDF. Mary Shelleys Vorwort wurde von Nadine -Henriette Rathke gelesen. Coverabbildung unter Verwendung einer shutterstock-Grafik_2530550917. Coverschrift gesetzt aus der Noto Serif. Schlussmusik: Cello-Improvisation über Tschaikowskys Schwanensee, gespielt von Aleksandra Walczak, © words&music. 2024.
Über den Sprecher:
Ingolf Kloss, geb. 1973, kam 1994 als Co-Moderator zu Radio Leipzig, später Moderator und Produzent bei Radio Energy; seit 2000 ist er fest angestellter Moderator, Produzent und Musikredakteur bei Radio SAW, dort auch für alle Künstler-Interviews verantwortlich (u. a. Paul McCartney, Depeche Mode, Lenny Kravitz, Herbert Grönemeyer), seit 2003 hat er seine eigene tägliche Nachmittagsshow. Er lebt in Leipzig und Magdeburg. Nach seinen umfangreichen Romanlesungen Der große Gatsby und Zärtlich ist die Nacht und den gesammelten Erzählungen von F. Scott Fitzgerald folgten etliche weitere Literaturinterpretationen unterschiedlicher Werke von diversen Autoren.
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