Mein Sohn

Franz Kafka

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Mein Sohn

By: Christian Scholz

Narrated by: Zdenka Procházkova

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"Jeder Mensch trägt ein Zimmer in sich; diese Tatsache kann man sogar durch das Gehör nachweisen."

Das Hörstück "Mein Sohn" von Christian Scholz nähert sich der Person Franz Kafkas aus einer ungewöhnlichen Perspektive. Ein Abend im Jahre 1931 in Prag. Seine Mutter, Julie Kafka, schildert in einem fiktiven Monolog das Zusammenleben der Familie Kafka. "Diese außerordentlich kluge, weisheitsvolle Frau", so Kafkas Freund Max Brod, zeichnet dabei ein Bild von den Familienräumen, die für Franz Kafka einerseits offen als auch verwehrt bleiben. Seine Liebe zum Schreiben findet bei der Mutter Verständnis und Anerkennung, bei seinem Vater trifft er damit buchstäblich auf verschlossene Türen. "Nie vergesse ich das Lächeln von meinem Franz, er war der beste Mensch."©2008 WDR (P)2014 WDR mediagroup GmbH

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