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Death in Venice Study Guide

by Thomas Mann

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Death in Venice is the story of author Gustave Aschenbach's Venice holiday, where he encounters an ethereal boy named Tadzio who will transform the waning days of his life and act as a companion in Aschenbach's transition into death. (read more)

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