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Thomas Mann's Buddenbrooks (1901) | Book Review and Analysis

The Nobel Prize in Literature for 1929 was awarded to Thomas Mann. This is a reflection on Buddenbrooks. English translation by John E. Woods published by Alfred A. Knopf in 1993. I read the edition published by Vintage in 1994. I was not aware of this when I made the video, but according to Wikipedia, "in 2023, Damion Searls published a translation of 'A Day in the Life of Hanno Buddenbrook,' which he explained 'was originally part 11, chapters 2 and 3, of Mann's first novel, Buddenbrooks, but he considered it something of an independent work.'" It felt great to have my opinion validated by the author's own comments! 😃 Check out Mike's excellent video on The Magic Mountain ‪@mikereadstheworld‬ !    • #53.2: "The Magic Mountain" by Thomas...   And I also mentioned my video on Patrick White's Voss:    • Patrick White's Voss (1957) | Book Re...   Contents: 00:00 – Introduction and Nobel Prize citation 01:15 – My experience with Thomas Mann 03:03 – My experience with Buddenbrooks 04:21 – About the novel 05:58 – Structure and length 07:15 – Plot/premise and characters 09:19 – The business mentality 11:17 – A novel of contrasts 13:21 – The narrative aspect, and some thoughts on writing and experience 16:55 – Bottom line Works Cited: Swales, Martin. Buddenbrooks: Family Life as a Mirror of Social Change. Boston: Twayne, 1991. White, Patrick. Flaws in the Glass. New York: Penguin, 1983.