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Title
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Der Adler & der Zaunkönig: Eine Fabel
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Description
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This is a hardbound book (hard cover)
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Language note: German
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Nacherezählt von Jane Goodall: aus dem Englischen von Bruno Hächler
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Creator
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Goodall, Jane
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Contributor
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Reichstein, Alexander
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Date
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2019-01-28T20:29:50Z
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2018-09
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2014
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Date Available
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2019-01-28T20:29:50Z
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Date Issued
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2014
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Abstract
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This smaller edition is based on Neugebauer's original edition of 2000. Our collection has Neugebauer's English from the same year. This smaller (5¾" x 7 ¼") book seems to reproduce the entire original. As I wrote of our English copy, this is a lovely book. Neugebauer again here offers something well thought through and well executed. Various birds start by bickering about who can fly the highest. The eagle contradicts the other birds; the first illustration of the eagle glistens beautifully with light. Various birds can fly only so high and then must return to the earth. The ostrich welcomes them back and encourages them for having done as well as nature intended. The art zooms out nicely as the birds fly higher. In the end, the other birds can see only one bird left, the eagle. As the eagle is soaring, the wren creeps out of his feathers in another dramatic illustration. The wren flies upward; as she does so, the eagle tries to match her but is too tired. She assures him that he has won the contest and mentions that she could not have flown so high by herself. The owl congratulates both for setting a new record together. I am particularly impressed with the positive transformation of the ancient fable, which is about outdoing others. Here each contributes to a new achievement.
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Identifier
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11425 (Access ID)
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Language
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ger
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Publisher
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Mini-Minedition: Michael Neugebauer Book: North-South Books
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Zürich
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Subject
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PZ34.2.G57Ad 2014
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One fable
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Title Page Scanned