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A sixteenth-century rabbi creates a golem to protect the Jews of prague. Four hundred years later, a Dutch biologist creates an organic clay crystal that can reproduce itself and has a metabolism.
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Die Prozedur. Sonderausgabe.
November 1, 2001, Rowohlt Tb.
Hardcover
in German
3499231808 9783499231803
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Die Prozedur: Roman
October 2000, Rowohlt Taschenbuch Verlag
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in German
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349922710X 9783499227103
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In the late-sixteenth century, Rabbi Jehudah Low, in order to guarantee the safety of the Jews in Prague, tries to make a golem with the aid of a third-century Cabalist text. Four hundred years later Viktor Werner, a biologist, causes an international uproar when he creates in his laboratory a complex organic clay crystal that can reproduce and which has a metabolism. He has, in effect, manufactured a primitive organism out of inorganic materials. We learn of Viktor's life after his discovery as he starts new research and is pursued by his own inner and outer demons. In this elegantly written and immaculately constructed story of two men who suffer similar punishments for their hubris, Harry Mulisch attempts nothing less than to unravel the structure and meaning of man's being.
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