Kurt Tucholsky's essay collection "Panther, Tiger, and Others: Listen: They Live" is a collection of writings by the prolific German writer. Tucholsky's amusing and thought-provoking commentary on a wide range of issues, from literature and art to politics and society, is shared in this book. This book provides readers an enlightening and fascinating view into Tucholsky's unique perspective on the world, with pieces that dive into the lives of notable writers such as Heinrich Zille, Alfred Kerr, and Jakob Wassermann, as well as thoughts on modernity, advertising, and language. Tucholsky's writing is always fascinating and thought-provoking, whether he is tackling serious subjects or offering amusing observations about everyday life.

Biography
Kurt Tucholsky was a German journalist and writer who lived from 1890 until 1935. Kaspar Hauser, Peter Panter, Theobald Tiger, and Ignaz Wrobel were some of his pen names. Tucholsky was a prominent publicist during the Weimar Republic. He established himself as a social critic in the style of Heinrich Heine as a politically engaged journalist and for a while co-editor of the monthly Die Weltbühne. He was a humorist, cabaret writer, songwriter, author, lyricist, and critic all at the same time (literature, film, music).
He identified as a left-wing democrat, socialist, pacifist, and anti-militarist, and cautioned against the rise of the political right, particularly in politics, the military, and the judiciary, as well as the menace of National Socialism.

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• Publication Date: May 6, 2021
• Text-to-Speech: Enabled
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• Print Length: 336 Pages
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