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Tonsiastrus

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TonsiastrusEin Dorfgasthaus und alle sprechen Latein: der Wirt namens Tonsiastrus, seine beiden Angestellten und drei Gymnasiasten, die hier einkehren. Heute unvorstellbar, aber kein Grund zum Lachen fr die Schler des Rhetoriklehrers Anton Claus, der 1730 die Komdie Tonsiastrus im Mnchner Jesuitengymnasium auf die Bhne brachte. Seine Schler lernten ja, die 'tote' Sprache in allen Lebenslagen anzuwenden. Witzig war die Situation als solche: Die drei Gymnasiasten

Ein Dorfgasthaus - und alle sprechen Latein: der Wirt namens Tonsiastrus, seine beiden Angestellten und drei Gymnasiasten, die hier einkehren. Heute unvorstellbar, aber kein Grund zum Lachen für die Schüler des Rhetoriklehrers Anton Claus, der 1730 die Komödie Tonsiastrus im Münchner Jesuitengymnasium auf die Bühne brachte. Seine Schüler lernten ja, die 'tote' Sprache in allen Lebenslagen anzuwenden. Witzig war die Situation als solche: Die drei Gymnasiasten hatten im Wirtshaus nämlich nichts zu suchen, für sie galt das Jugendschutzgesetz, das zu dieser Zeit Wirtshausverbot hieß. Es sind also keine Musterknaben, die auf einen Wirt treffen, dessen Name 'Beutelschneider' bedeutet. Am komischsten aber wirkt damals wie heute, wie Claus die klassische Rhetorik ins Gasthaus bringt. Während der Wirt Reden von Cicero verwurstet, spricht der junge Kellner Dromulus ein vorbildliches Latein. Ihm galten die Sympathien des Autors, der einem so guten Lateinsprecher sicher gern einen Platz im renommierten Jesuitengymnasium gegeben hätte. Denn das ist das Thema des Stücks: zeigen, was Sprache vermag. Tonsiastrus ist ein herrliches Zeugnis des Schultheaters der Jesuiten, die über Jahrhunderte die führende Elite des Landes erzogen und den Geist des Volkes prägten. Mit sattem Sprachwitz und hinreißendem Humor gelingt es Anton Claus, nicht nur sein damaliges Publikum, sondern auch uns heutige Leserinnen und Leser zu begeistern.

EAN: 9783751880152
Farbverschnitt: Generell werden die Bücher ohne Farbverschnitt geliefert, auch wenn die Abbildungen einen Farbverschnitt zeigen.
Erscheinungsjahr: 02.05.2024
Produktform: Kartoniert, Klappenbroschur
Titel der Reihe: Friedenauer Presse Wolffs Broschur##
Autoren: Claus, Anton
Übersetzung: Hecht, Christian
Seitenzahl/Blattzahl: 272
Keyword: 18. Jahrhundert; Bildung; Cicero; Humor; Jesuiten; Latein; Rhetorik; Schule; Theaterstücke; Theologie
Fachschema: Latein~Achtzehntes Jahrhundert
Länge: 177 mm
Breite: 119 mm
Höhe: 25 mm
Gewicht: 320 gr
Genre: Belletristik
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