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-'''Marcellus Emants''' ([[Voorburg]], [[August 12]] [[1848]] – [[Baden]] ([[Switzerland]]), [[October 14]] [[1923]]) was a [[Dutch]] [[writer]]. He is one of the few examples of [[naturalism|naturalists]] in the [[Netherlands]] and regarded as a forerunner of the [[Tachtigers]]. His best known book is ''Een nagelaten bekentenis'' from [[1894]].+'''Marcellus Emants''' ([[Voorburg]], [[August 12]] [[1848]] – [[Baden]] ([[Switzerland]]), [[October 14]] [[1923]]) was a [[Dutch writer]]. He is one of the few examples of [[Naturalism (literature)|naturalists]] of [[Dutch literature]] and regarded as a forerunner of the [[Tachtigers]]. His best known book is ''[[Een nagelaten bekentenis|A Posthumous Confession]]'' from [[1894]].
== Life == == Life ==
-His third marriage was with German actress [[Jenny Kuhn]] which begot one daughter, [[Eva Clara Jenny]] (July 14 [[1909]] [[Den Haag|'s Gravenhage]], [[August 8]] [[1985]] [[Velp]]), who went on to call herself [[Lilith]], after one of her father' [[poem]]s.+His third marriage was with German actress [[Jenny Kuhn]] which begot one daughter, [[Eva Clara Jenny]] (July 14 [[1909]] [[Den Haag|'s Gravenhage]], [[August 8]] [[1985]] [[Velp]]), who went on to call herself [[Lilith]], after her father' [[epic poem]] of [[Lilith (Emants)|the same name]].
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-== ''Posthumous Confessions'' (1894) ==+== Bibliography ==
-''Een Nagelaten Bekentenis'' (1894) is categorized in Belgium as naturalistic literature, but as is evident from the [http://www.jahsonic.com/Nagelaten.jpg book cover] of an early German translation (''Bekenntnisse Eines Dekadenten'') it is categorized in Germany as [[decadent]] literature. The novel was translated by [[J. M. Coetzee]] in 1976 as ''Posthumous Confessions''. +
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-ISBN 0805781528+
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-==The Movement of 1880==+
-A group of young men collected around the name [[Tachtigers]]. They were joined by a poet-novelist-dramatist somewhat older than themselves, [[Marcellus Emants]] ([[1848]] – [[1923]]). Emants had written a symbolical poem called "[[Lilith]]" in [[1879]] that had been [[stigma]]tised as [[audacious]] and [[meaningless]]; encouraged by the admiration of his juniors, Emants published in [[1881]] a treatise in the form of a novel in which the first open attack was made on the old school.+
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-== Bibliografie ==+
* Juliaan de Afvallige (1874) * Juliaan de Afvallige (1874)
* Op reis door Zweden (1877) * Op reis door Zweden (1877)
* Een drietal novellen (1879) * Een drietal novellen (1879)
-* Lilith (1879)+* [[Lilith (Emants)|Lilith]] (1879)
* Jong Holland (1881) * Jong Holland (1881)
* Godenschemering (1883) * Godenschemering (1883)
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* Mensen (1920) * Mensen (1920)
* Geuren (1924) * Geuren (1924)
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== External links == == External links ==
* [http://jahsonic.wordpress.com/2007/02/12/yet-it-is-precisely-this-morning-mood-that-is-intolerable/ Yet it is precisely this morning mood that is intolerable] * [http://jahsonic.wordpress.com/2007/02/12/yet-it-is-precisely-this-morning-mood-that-is-intolerable/ Yet it is precisely this morning mood that is intolerable]
* [http://www.dbnl.org/tekst/kort006isvo01_01/kort006isvo01_01_0036.htm dbnl.org] * [http://www.dbnl.org/tekst/kort006isvo01_01/kort006isvo01_01_0036.htm dbnl.org]
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Marcellus Emants (Voorburg, August 12 1848Baden (Switzerland), October 14 1923) was a Dutch writer. He is one of the few examples of naturalists of Dutch literature and regarded as a forerunner of the Tachtigers. His best known book is A Posthumous Confession from 1894.

Life

His third marriage was with German actress Jenny Kuhn which begot one daughter, Eva Clara Jenny (July 14 1909 's Gravenhage, August 8 1985 Velp), who went on to call herself Lilith, after her father' epic poem of the same name.

Bibliography

  • Juliaan de Afvallige (1874)
  • Op reis door Zweden (1877)
  • Een drietal novellen (1879)
  • Lilith (1879)
  • Jong Holland (1881)
  • Godenschemering (1883)
  • Véleda (1883)
  • Langs den Nijl (1884)
  • Goudakker's illusiën (1885)
  • Uit Spanje (1886)
  • Adolf van Gelre (1888)
  • Jonge harten (1888)
  • Juffrouw Lina (1888)
  • Fatsoen (1890)
  • Haar zuster (1890)
  • Dood (1892)
  • Lichte kost (1892)
  • Een nagelaten bekentenis (1894)
  • Hij (1894)
  • Onder ons (1894)
  • Artiest (1895)
  • Een kriezis (1897)
  • Loevesteijn (1898)
  • Op zee (1899)
  • Vijftig (1899)
  • Inwijding (1901)
  • Een nieuwe leus (1902)
  • In de praktijk (1903)
  • Waan (1905)
  • Loki (1906)
  • Domheidsmacht (1907)
  • Godenschemering (1910, bewerking)
  • Liefdeleven (1916)
  • Om de mensen (1917)
  • Mensen (1920)
  • Geuren (1924)

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