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The chapter begins with an account of Mann and Lukács’s turn to the political left—Mann to the Weimar Republic, Lukács to communism. It discusses Mann’s meeting in Budapest with Hungarian writers; his face-to-face meeting with Lukács in Vienna; his review of Béla Balázs’s Mantel of Dreams; his praise for Dezső Kosztolányi’s novel about Nero as poet; The Magic Mountain; Mann’s admiration for Freud and his and Lukács’s veneration of Goethe.

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The Weimar Era

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    2025年

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  • Lee Congdon

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The chapter begins with an account of Mann and Lukács’s turn to the political left—Mann to the Weimar Republic, Lukács to communism. It discusses Mann’s meeting in Budapest with Hungarian writers; his face-to-face meeting with Lukács in Vienna; his review of Béla Balázs’s Mantel of Dreams; his praise for Dezső Kosztolányi’s novel about Nero as poet; The Magic Mountain; Mann’s admiration for Freud and his and Lukács’s veneration of Goethe.