Die Kegelschnitte Gottes
Roman
von
Sir Galahad
1. bis 10. Tausend
Albert Langen, München
1921
The narrative blends hallucinatory dream sequences and lush tropical scenes to follow a young person's awakening of senses and erotic longing, framed by ceremonial and familial interactions on an island estate. It alternates between poetic interior monologues, vivid sensory description, and encounters that mix mythic symbolism, social ritual, and domestic intimacy. Themes include perception and vision, the tension between unconscious desire and social constraint, and the religious or idol-like projection of authority. Episodes shift between private reverie, pastoral movement across landscape, and moments of scientific or ritual practice, producing a modernist, sensorial exploration of identity and longing.
Roman
von
Sir Galahad
1. bis 10. Tausend
Albert Langen, München
1921