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Perfume : The Story Of A Murderer
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Patrick Suskind's Perfume follows the life of
Jean-Baptiste Grenouille, abandoned at birth in the slums of
eighteenth-century Paris, but blessed with an outstanding sense of
smell. This gift enables Jean-Baptiste to master the art of perfume
making, but one scent evades him: that of a virgin, whom he must
possess to ensure her innocence and beauty are preserved. Laced with
sense and suspense, this is a beguiling tale of lust, desire and deadly
obsession.
About The Author
Patrick Suskind was born in 1949. He studied history in Munich and
was a writer for television before he wrote Perfume. His second
novel, The Pidgeon, later adapted as a play, was first staged
at teh BAC Theater in London in May 1993. His play The Double Bass
was first staged in Munich in 1981 and has since become one of the most
performed plays in Germany, Switzerland and Austria. It has also been
performed at the Edinburgh Festival and at the Royal National Theatre
in London. His novella The Story of Mr Sommer (1992) has, like Perfume,
been a huge success all over the world, and his Three Stories and a
Reflection was published in 1996. Patrick Suskind lives in Munich.
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By integrating ideas of Peirce, Buhler, Bakhtin, Piaget and Jakobson, in this book the author defines three linguistic supertypes each operating with either the situation in reality, the speaker's experience of it or his condensed information to the hearer. The theory is built step by step on the basis of a detailed examination of individual languages and their relationship to perception and cognition, their representation of situations and their use in oral and written discourse. The theory offers a completely new understanding of language and its role in perception, cognition and communication.
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