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Goethes wohl bekanntestes Werk über den Gelehrten Heinrich Faust, der einen Pakt mit dem Teufel eingeht, um seinen Wissensdurst in allen Bereichen des Lebens zu stillen. Ungekürzte Lesung! Mit dabei: Eine pdf-Datei mit Trackliste sowie mit dem kompletten Text des Werkes zum Mitlesen!

In deiner Audible-Bibliothek findest du für dieses Hörerlebnis eine PDF-Datei mit zusätzlichem Material.
©Gemeinfrei (P)2016 Bäng Management & Verlags GmbH & Co. KG

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A classic

If you like philosophy and intersting ways of describing emotions this will be a pleasure for you.

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Great book not read well

I love Faust, but this is the not enjoyable to listen too. It almost sounds as though he was forced to read this. The emotional depth of this great work doesn’t come across.