Allan Quatermains Abenteuer Das Elfenbeinkind
окт 2021. · Otbebookpublishing
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Der berühmte Jäger und Afrikareisende Allan Quatermain macht Station in seinem alten Heimatland England. Er ist Gast von Sir Lord Ragnall und dessen Verlobten Luna. Während einer Abendveranstaltung versuchen zwei Zauberer aus Afrika Lord Ragnalls Verlobte, die sie für eine Göttin namens "Elfenbeinkind" halten, zu entführen. Die Entführung wird vereitelt. Jahre später wird der Sohn der Ragnalls von einem Elefanten getötet. Um diesen Schicksalsschlag zu verarbeiten, reisen Lord und Lady Ragnall nach Ägypten. Dort verschwindet Lady Ragnall während einer Kreuzfahrt auf dem Nil. Quatermain bricht zu einer Reise in das Innere Afrikas auf, um sie zu suchen.
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H. Rider Haggard, born Henry Rider Haggard on June 22, 1856, in Norfolk, England, was a pioneering figure in the adventure and fantasy genres. His early life was marked by a stint in South Africa, where he worked in various administrative roles, experiences that profoundly influenced his writing. Haggard's tales of lost civilizations, exotic landscapes, and heroic quests captivated Victorian and Edwardian readers, cementing his place as a master storyteller.Haggard's most famous creation, the character Allan Quatermain, became an archetype for the adventurer-hero, influencing countless subsequent works, including those by Edgar Rice Burroughs and even modern cinematic heroes like Indiana Jones. His novel "King Solomon's Mines" (1885) is often credited with establishing the "Lost World" literary genre, blending elements of adventure, mystery, and the supernatural.A man of his time, Haggard's works reflect the colonial attitudes prevalent in the British Empire, which has led to modern critiques of his portrayal of indigenous cultures. Despite this, his narratives often reveal a deep respect for the landscapes and peoples he wrote about, showcasing a complexity that invites ongoing discussion.Beyond his literary contributions, Haggard was an advocate for agricultural reform and served on several commissions, reflecting his commitment to social issues. His influence extended beyond literature into the realms of policy and public service, making him a multifaceted figure whose legacy continues to provoke and inspire.Haggard's adventurous spirit, coupled with his ability to weave compelling narratives, ensures his place in literary history as a trailblazer who expanded the horizons of fiction and left an indelible mark on the genre.
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