Joseph tetralogy

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The Joseph tetralogy is a four-part series of novels by Thomas Mann that retells the biblical story of Joseph with rich psychological, historical, and mythological elaboration.

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instanceOf novel
novel series
tetralogy
alsoKnownAs Joseph and His Brothers NERFINISHED
author Thomas Mann NERFINISHED
Thomas Mann NERFINISHED
Thomas Mann NERFINISHED
Thomas Mann NERFINISHED
Thomas Mann NERFINISHED
basedOn Biblical story of Joseph
character Jacob NERFINISHED
Joseph's brothers
Pharaoh NERFINISHED
Potiphar NERFINISHED
Potiphar's wife NERFINISHED
Rachel NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Germany
genre historical novel
mythological fiction
psychological novel
hasPart Joseph in Egypt NERFINISHED
Joseph the Provider NERFINISHED
The Tales of Jacob NERFINISHED
Young Joseph NERFINISHED
language German
literaryMovement Modernism
mainCharacter Joseph NERFINISHED
narrativePerspective omniscient narrator
narrativeStyle mythological elaboration
psychological analysis
numberOfParts 4
originalTitle Joseph und seine Brüder NERFINISHED
positionInSeries 1
2
3
4
publicationPeriod 1933–1943
publisher S. Fischer Verlag NERFINISHED
setting Ancient Egypt NERFINISHED
Canaan NERFINISHED
subject Book of Genesis NERFINISHED
theme dreams and prophecy
faith and doubt
family relationships
identity and destiny
power and politics

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Young Joseph partOf Joseph tetralogy