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Gunnar Kaiser
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Gunnar Kaiser (born 1976 in Cologne) is a German writer, blogger, and stand-up comedian.[1][2][3]
Contents

1 Life
2 Literary works
3 Performances as stand-up comedian
4 Positions and criticism
5 Blogs
6 Weblinks
7 Bibliography (selection)
8 Sources

Life

Gunnar Kaiser studied Philosophy, German and Comparatistics of Romace languages and literatures at the University of Cologne and after completing his Second State Exam worked as a teacher of German and Philosophy in Bonn and in Cologne.[4]

He became a blogger, initially on Facebook, according to his own account, because "all the aphorisms and aperçus of philosophers have been waiting for thousands of years for such a platform on which people pay so much attention to a single quotation. These treasures are often hidden in books, they first have to be salvaged, and who still leafs through Marcus Aurelius today? At the most, such sentences can only be heard in holiday speeches as a bourgeois bon mot, but their life span is probably as short as on Facebook. In his opinion, Facebook is only a tool, his goal is to "seduce people to his books, articles and videos in order to have a somewhat freer platform for the discussion of literature and philosophy".[5]
Literary works

Short stories and poems were published in literary magazines. His first novel Unter der Haut (English: Under The Skin) was published in 2018 with the paperback edition printed in the renowned publishing house Piper. The English edition was published a year later, as did translations in other languages.

Under the Skin, 2018

The novel first novel Kaiser tells in three parts the story of the student Jonathan Rosen, who wants to learn the art of seduction, and his seducer and mentor Josef Eisenstein. In New York of 1969, the life-experienced and bibliophile, yet mysterious and neurotic Eisenstein introduces the naive student of literature to the adventures of love. The narcissistic over-father makes the student completely dependent on himself and manipulates him according to his wishes. In the course of the 500-page presentation, Eisenstein's erratic and excentric prehistory is elucidated.[6]

From the perspective of Cornelia Wolters (Neue Ruhr Zeitung) it is all about the aesthetical, about classical and pop music, about books and bibliophilia. Josef Eisenstein, however, sometimes seems to her "like a copy of Patrick Süskind's Jean-Baptiste Grenouille" and that the first woman Jonathan Rosen sleeps with is named Gretchen, and Eisenstein's role as Faust's Mephisto, all this seems a little too exaggerated to her, even if it is cleared up later."[7]

The Wiener Zeitung finds Kaiser's descriptions "three-dimensional and alive". Chapter by chapter, one delves deeper into very different worlds: on the one hand, the metropolis of New York under the sign of the Sexual Liberation at the height of the Flower Power Era; on the other hand, the declining Jewish world of Berlin in the Drittes Reich. The reviewer is equally impressed by his knowledge of "Black Art" and his description of obscure collectors' circles. The author is judged to be eloquent and stylistically confident, "only rarely – for example in the characterization of Eisenstein's helper, a mixture of Quasimodo and Silas, the killer from Dan Brown's "The Da Vinci Code – Sacrilege" Kaiser is exaggerating too much." [8]

In L'Opinion, Bernard Quiriny states Kaiser mixes the "initiation novel" with bibliophile fantasy, combines the thriller with the historical fresco. The reader sometimes dives into Philip Roth's Manhattan and sometimes begins a popular saga a la Carlos Ruiz Zafon. "One wonders if he has a course in mind or if he is following the thread of his inspiration. A few good strokes to eliminate a hundred pages or more would have made the volume more digestible and less confusing."[9]
Performances as stand-up comedian

His show "Of Wolves and Sheep" was perceived as a humorous lecture on the topic of "Community between loneliness and peer pressure", in which he proved how philosophical questions can be dealt with in a profound and entertaining way: "Monty Python" fan Kaiser ... guided the audience through the contradictions of the "Condition Humaine", the condition of being human, with many quotations from Diogenes, Seneca, Adorno and Helmuth Plessner. He could not and did not want to provide any final answers, but valuable food for thought." [10][11]
Positions and criticism

During the Corona pandemic, Kaiser took a rather critical position, his appearance at a demonstration in Munich on June 26, 2020 was commented by Sabine Buchwald (Süddeutsche Zeitung): Kaiser was building up a threat scenario. He claimed that the aim was to "abolish man as a free and rational being". In particular, he had called on "the intellectuals" to resist "repression" and the "imperative of technology". [12]

Milosz Matuschek (NZZ and Schweizer Monat) attests Gunnar Kaiser has summed up the contradiction of the measures regarding funerals, schools, companies and restaurants in relation to the anti-racism demonstrations in June 2020. Matuschek sees it a colossal triumph in favor of the vilified skeptics, who rightly ask themselves how dangerous the virus really is.[13]

With regard to Cancel Culture, Kaiser and Matuschek published an "appeal for free debate spaces". In his opinion, Cancel Culture is about "using means of threats, threats of violence, actual violence, bullying or shitstorms to put people under pressure so that they are forced out of the debate. Often third parties are put under pressure, for example organizers, publishers, employers or platforms, in order to make the people impossible, around whom it actually concerns, without including these directly into the discourse. According to Kaiser, the perpetrators often remain in the dark; authors are anonymous. The new quality is the "exuberant political correctness" towards art and culture and the lack of protest against it, which is politically stigmatized and marginalized.[14]

In the Süddeutsche Zeitung, the letter calling for the signing of the appeal, "which is making the rounds among German-speaking artists, academics and intellectuals," is described as "obscure". It paints a "gloomy picture" of the state of the public with the use of "alarmist theatricality". The authors of the article, Philipp Bovermann and Felix Stephan, contacted several signatories, most of whom justified their signature, including Ilija Trojanow and Hartmut Esser. In comparison with the appeal "Letter on Justice and Open Debate" in Harper's Magazine, the authors state that the German authors are "well-known heads of the right-wing conservative infosphere, whose job it is to suspect political correctness and moral terror around every corner and to feel surrounded by radical left-wing attitude inquisition". The American call, on the contrary, is "self-criticism of the liberal public," while the German call distorts "a lively public that defends itself against illiberal, anti-Semitic, or even misleading positions, as a symptom of crisis and demands tolerance even for the intolerant."[15]
Blogs

Kaiser created the culture Blog KaiserTV and the philosophical Blog philosophisch-leben.de.
Weblinks

web page
Kulturblog KaiserTV

Bibliography (selection)

Non-fictional

With Florian Radvan: Ödön von Horváth: Stories from the Vienna Woods Part: Copy templates and modules for teaching sequences edited by Dieter Wrobel, R. Oldenbourg-Verlag 2010. ISBN 978-3-637-01061-1[16]

Fictional

last poems and other poems. Unreasonable Numbers Publisher (own publishing house), Cologne 2013 ISBN 978-1492888079[17]
Under the skin. Piper Publishers 2019. ISBN 978-3-492-23856-4
French translation: Dans la peau, traduit de l'allemand par Yasmin Hoffman, Fayard, 2020. ISBN 9782213711676

Contributions to magazines

The man of God. In: Morals. Ed. by Jens Neuling. VirPriV publishing house, Bad Oeynhausen 2001.
Later, at night. In: Wandler, magazine for literature, No. 25. ligatur e. V., Vaihingen 2000.
Paperback Writer. In: netzgeschichten 5. Edited by Sven Trautwein. yedermann Verlag, Riemerling 2003.
The letter. In: A guest from next door, Allitera Verlag, Munich 2003

Sources

Süddeutsche Zeitung. "Philosophierender Comedian" (in German).
VRM GmbH & Co KG. "Philosophische Stand-up-Comedy in Rüsselsheim – Main-Spitze" (in German).
"Frag dich, was du selbst lesen willst" (in German). 2017-10-12.
url=https://www.gunnarkaiser.de/about
"Frag dich, was du selbst lesen willst" (in German). 2017-10-12.
Von Redaktion literaturkritik.de. "Berührung und Verführung, Geschichte und Geheimnis – Gunnar Kaisers anspielungsreicher Debütroman "Unter der Haut" – : literaturkritik.de" (in German).
Cornelia Wolter (2018-08-02). "Gunnar Kaiser aus Köln mit seinem Debütroman "Unter die Haut"" (in German).
Werner Schandor. "Obsessive Bibliophilie" (in German).
""Relié pleine peau". La critique de Bernard Quiriny" (in French). 2020-02-18. "Intarissable, Kaiser joue sur tous les tableaux : il mélange le roman d’initiation avec la fantaisie bibliophilique, le thriller avec la fresque historique ; on se croit tantôt plongé dans le Manhattan de Philip Roth, tantôt embarqué dans une saga populaire à la Carlos Ruiz Zafon. On se demande s’il a un cap en tête, ou s’il suit le fil de son inspiration. Quelques bons coups de serpe, pour éliminer cent pages, voire plus, auraient rendu le volume plus digeste, et moins confus."
VRM GmbH & Co KG. "Philosophische Stand-up-Comedy in Rüsselsheim – Main-Spitze" (in German).
Redaktion (2019-12-01). "Gunnar Kaiser sucht die Gemeinschaft im Alten Wannenbad Gera" (in German).
Sabine Buchwald. "München: Demos gegen Coronamaßnahmen und Rassismus" (in German).
Milosz Matuschek. "Corona-Demos und Black lives matter: Gelten hier Doppelstandards?" (in German).
Hubertus Volmer. "Ein Aufschrei namens "Cancel Culture"" (in German).
Philipp Bovermann, Felix Stephan. "Debatte: Was ist der "Appell für freie Debattenräume"?" (in German).
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