“Waldemar” (section)

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“Waldemar” is one of the four interconnected narrative sections in Christopher Isherwood’s semi-autobiographical novel *Down There on a Visit*, focusing on the author’s complex relationship with the charismatic yet troubled title character.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf narrative section
novel section
author Christopher Isherwood NERFINISHED
basedOn episodes from Christopher Isherwood’s life
connectedTo Ambrose (section)
Mr. Lancaster (section)
Paul (section)
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
exploresRelationshipType mentor-protégé dynamics
romantic and emotional entanglement
featuresCharacter Waldemar (character) NERFINISHED
genre autobiographical novel section
semi-autobiographical fiction
hasAutobiographicalElements true
hasPartInSeries interconnected narrative structure of Down There on a Visit
language English
literaryForm prose
literaryMovement 20th-century modernist literature
mainCharacter Christopher Isherwood (narrator character) NERFINISHED
Waldemar (character) NERFINISHED
narrativeFocus relationship between Christopher Isherwood and Waldemar
narrativePerspective first-person
narrator Christopher Isherwood (narrator character) NERFINISHED
partOf Down There on a Visit NERFINISHED
portrays charismatic yet troubled personality of Waldemar
positionInWork one of four main sections of Down There on a Visit
publicationYearOfContainingWork 1962
settingType various international locations
theme charisma
complex relationships
emotional dependency
identity
moral ambiguity
psychological trouble
self-exploration
sexuality
workContainedIn novel Down There on a Visit NERFINISHED
workTitle Waldemar NERFINISHED

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Down There on a Visit hasPart “Waldemar” (section)