Die Rättin

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Die Rättin is a dystopian novel by German author Günter Grass that portrays an apocalyptic future through the allegorical perspective of a talking rat.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf allegorical work
novel
author Günter Grass NERFINISHED
containsElement biblical allusions
dream sequences
fairy-tale motifs
intertextual references
visions NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Germany
genre dystopian fiction
political fiction
post-apocalyptic fiction
hasAllegory decline of Western civilization
humanity replaced by animals
hasMotif Noah’s Ark inversion
film within the novel
flood and deluge
rats as survivors
hasTheme Cold War anxiety
Holocaust memory
apocalypse
critique of civilization
environmental destruction
gender relations
human self-destruction
media criticism
memory and guilt
myth and history
nuclear war
languageStyle experimental
grotesque
satirical
literaryForm prose
literaryMovement postmodern literature
literaryPeriod 20th-century literature
mainCharacter talking female rat
unnamed male filmmaker
narrativePerspective talking rat
narrativeStructure frame narrative
nonlinear narrative
originalLanguage German
originalTitleLanguage German
partOf Günter Grass bibliography NERFINISHED
setting Baltic Sea region NERFINISHED
Europe NERFINISHED
post-apocalyptic future
title Die Rättin NERFINISHED
workOf Günter Grass NERFINISHED

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The Rat originalTitle Die Rättin