How Joggeli is looking for a woman
How Joggeli is looking for a woman is a short story by Jeremias Gotthelf that appeared in the “Almanach Alpina for the year 1841” in Solothurn .
content
The rich bachelor Joggeli owns a beautiful farm in the Bern region . After the mother dies, the farmer realizes that the housewife is missing. When choosing the right wife, Joggeli fears the mistake. Because he knows that marriageable girls pretend to be in public. Joggeli announces a business trip to the Lucerne area . But he prefers, as tinkers costumes, through the Bern region. In search of his future half of the marriage, Joggeli asks various farms “about perforated pans and broken tiles”. Two girls - Rösi and Marei - show their weekday faces and fail the “Keßler” in-depth test. But then Joggeli finds his Anne. The girl can see that the young man with the soot-smeared face is no tinker at all and sends him away. But then she dreams of him at night. Joggeli comes back freshly washed after a few days and takes Anne home.
Gotthelf's moral: If a tinker came more often, some marriageable girls would behave more well-mannered on weekdays.
style
- In most cases the sentence can sense from the high Alemannic Bernese German be guessed.
Bärndütsch | Standard German |
---|---|
kupen | pout |
fledged | from: cursed |
Bschüttiloch | Cesspool |
group | crouched |
fishnet | loitering |
poke | stroll |
puff | browse |
burn | quarrel |
deaf | anger |
Zyberligrains | Sour pot |
Krüsch | bran |
stub | (stabbing) bump |
Hudel | Rascal |
Ätti | father |
suddenly | grope |
- Fehr arranges the text in Gotthelf's "Freier-Novellen".
literature
Used edition
- How Joggeli is looking for a woman. A rural picture. Pp. 88–105 in: Library of German Classics . Henri Poschmann: Gotthelfs Works. In two volumes . Vol. 1. Aufbau-Verlag Berlin 1982 (3rd edition). Text basis: Gotthelf Complete Edition by Rudolf Hunziker and Hans Bloesch (Munich 1911) and the 20-volume edition by Walter Muschg (Basel 1948)
expenditure
- Jeremias Gotthelf: How Joggeli is looking for a woman. Jent & Gassmann, Solothurn 1841
- in: Jeremias Gotthelf: Stories and images from popular life in Switzerland . 5 vols. Springer, Berlin 1850
- Jeremias Gotthelf: How Joggeli is looking for a woman. How Christians Win a Woman. HR Fretz, Zurich 1921. With text illustrations after woodcuts by Otto Lüssi.
Secondary literature
- Karl Fehr : Jeremias Gotthelf. Poet and prophet - narrator and educator. On language, poetic art and the content of his writings . 262 pages. Francke Verlag, Bern 1986, ISBN 3-317-01611-6
Web links
- How Joggeli is looking for a woman in the Gutenberg-DE project
- The text in the Gotthelf project at the University of Bern
Individual evidence
- ↑ Edition used, p. 357
- ↑ next to "How Christians win a woman", "Blessing and Bad Blessing", "Michels Brautschau" and " The besenbinder von Rychiswyl " (Fehr, p. 147, 9th Zvu)