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Rank: #1644670 in BooksPublished on: 2000-12-01Released on: 2000-12-01Original language: EnglishNumber of items: 1Dimensions: 8.50" h x .38" w x 5.50" l, .47 pounds Binding: Paperback160 pagesISBN13: 9780312263836Condition: NewNotes: BRAND NEW FROM PUBLISHER! 100% Satisfaction Guarantee. Tracking provided on most orders. Buy with Confidence! Millions of books sold! 3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.Disabled Veteran "Job"By Opa WayneRebellion, by Joseph Roth, reminds me a bit of the aftermath of the Vietnam war.What do we do with disabled veterans Does a combat veteran's service entitle him to health care for his wounds and occupational training to secure him a civilian job Are veterans entitled to the respect of the citizens and officials of the country they served Many Vietnam veterans claim their service was not honored in the USA. Set in Austria at the end of World War I, "Rebellion", a novel by Joseph Roth, dramatizes the question of the handling of veterans of any war. In "Rebellion", Andreas Pum, an Austrian World War I disabled veteran expected that the Austrian nation would secure his daily needs. Many of his fellow veterans were placed in the hospital, while some were sent away with nothing. Authorities gave Andreas a medal and pensioned him to a job playing a crank model barrel organ, which he calls a "hurdy-gurdy". Andreas lost a leg in the war, but despite his disability he gets a permit to seek alms by playing his barrel organ in streets of the city. He is a happy and hopeful man, who still believes in his country, his government, and his God. .Rebellion is a classic allegorical novel, that many claim is based upon the Bible's book of Job. There are many similarities between the stories of Job and Andreas. Comparing the two in detail could spoil the book for some people. Instead, I will focus upon general themes.There are two themes in Rebellion worth noting. First this is a novel about social justice and politics. What rights does a citizen have Are the rights different by economic class, gender, and ethnic background Does God or government grant and enforce those rights Are the police and courts a tool of influential citizens Are the police and courts required to balance matters of law with ethicsThe next theme of the story is about theology. Is God powerful, good and just Why do bad things happen to good people Does God care for us and His creation Does God intervene in matters of dispute among His creaturesJoseph Roth is a superior author. Much of his writing is beautiful and poetic. His themes demand thoughtful consideration. Roth's descriptions are wonderful, precise, and detailed. In one special scene that involves several characters, Roth allows us to witness their inner thoughts and motives. By the end of the scene the reader knows, with confidence, the exact motivation of each character's actions. The book is like a mini course in psychology.I highly recommend "Rebellion". This novel teaches lessons that are still applicable today.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful."Job" Finally Wises Up!By GioJoseph Roth must have had a special obsession with the Biblical tale of Job, that righteous man whose faith was cruelly tested by God on a 'bet' with Satan. Considered dispassionately, the Biblical story of Job portrays God as a capricious tyrannical egomaniac, and the influence of Zoroastrian dualism can hardly be ignored. Roth's novella "Job", which I've already reviewed, portrays the griefs of a devout Jewish immigrant to New York, whose repudiation of God's 'goodness' is miraculously resolved into a kind of beatitude. It's a very great book, the best of Roth's 'middle period' of success as a liberal journalist. Roth's final masterpiece, "The Holy Drinker", written during his agonized, alcoholic self-exile in Paris, is also a rendition of the Job story; the suffering victim of God's caprice finds an ambiguous beatitude in his dying hallucinations."Rebellion" was Roth's last serialized novella published in the radical left-wing press with which the author was associated in his earliest phase of writing. Translator Michael Hofmann reports that "Rebellion" has been the last of Roth's books to be translated into English, a lapse i find almost inexplicable. Hofmann also describes the striking parallels between "Rebellion" and "The Holy Drinker", both in themes and in narrative structure. I can't help thinking that Roth intended "The Holy Drinker" as a riposte to the ecstatic denial of God's 'goodness' which concludes "Rebellion".The protagonist of "Rebellion", a 'simple' man named Andreas Pums, is an amputee veteran of WW1, awarded a medal and a 'permit' to beg by playing a barrel organ. Pums, like the Biblical Job, is a man of righteous faith,both in God and in the divine right of Government. Those who attack either the Church or the State, in Pums's mind, are 'heathens' -- rebels without cause. But Pums will be tested even more arbitrarily and capriciously than Job. His enlightenment will not be disbelief in God or denial of the might of the State, but rather a poignant realization of the injustice of both.Many of Roth's novellas, brilliant as they are in concept, seem awkward in structure and hasty in execution. Roth was notorious for his lack of interest in revisions and editings. "Rebellion", however, is a thoroughly polished gem of writing, in my opinion the closest to literary perfection that Roth ever came. The development of Pums's character is deft and dramatic. The narrative 'timing' is flawless. The grotesque simplicity of Pums's 'good times' -- his rise to comfort -- flows like musical modulation into the lyrical intensity of his 'rebellion'. Critic Joseph Brodsky has said that "there is a poem on every page of Joseph Roth." Indeed, I'd say that "Rebellion" is a prose-poem through and through. If there were a Posthumous Nobel Prize for Literature, Joseph Roth should rightfully be the first recipient.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.Hang on for the Concluding DiatribeBy Ethan CooperIn REBELLION, Andreas Pum, a German soldier who lost a leg in World War I, is transformed. As REBELLION begins, Andreas is a true believer who considers the government just and fair and determined to reward his loyal service. But then, Andreas has transformative experiences that cause him to forsake this view and to rebel. In a concluding diatribe, Andreas reviles all the power structures that he initially revered.In following Andreas on this journey, Roth initially presents a cartoon-like protagonist, who holds tightly to a cluster of superficial beliefs that are actually refuted by the details of his meager existence. Likewise, Roth shows Andreas establishing a highly implausible relationship with a woman, who alternates between warm and loving and an apron-wearing dominatrix. For this Andreas, Roth creates a disjointed voice with perceptions that are flat or fluctuate wildly. But then come the transformative experiences, after which Andreas acknowledges the rejection and mistreatment that are the content of his life. Then, Roth gives his newly grounded protagonist the voice of a poet, and "...his soul gave birth to words, angry purple words, a thousand, ten thousand, a million words... They had slept within him, tamed by his miserable intellect, atrophied under the cruel veneer of his life. Now they sprouted and fell from him like blossoms from a tree."A slightly weird book with an amazing change in tone after the clueless Andreas is jailed. Hang tough to the end! Recommended.See all 10 customer reviews... Rebellion: A Novel (The Elysium Chronicles): J. A. Souders ... 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