"Die Kurtisane Jamaica" by Hans Bethge is a collection of novellas written in the early 20th century. The title piece follows the captivating character of Jamaica, a beautiful courtesan whose charm and allure draw the admiration of those around her, including the narrator who becomes enamored with her. The stories in the collection explore themes of desire, relationships, and social dynamics in a nuanced manner. The opening of the novella introduces Jamaica as a striking figure who captivates the narrator on a summer day as she walks gracefully through the streets. He is immediately drawn to her beauty and elegance, comparing her to a princess from an exotic land. As he follows her, a friend informs him of her background as a courtesan linked to prominent figures, including a prince and a Swedish count. Despite the nature of her profession, the narrator's infatuation grows, leading to an encounter where they flirt and plan a future meeting. However, the complexities of social relation
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Hans Bethge
DIE KURTISANE JAMAICA
Novellen
1922
Gyldendalscher Verlag Berlin
Zweites bis viertes Tausend
Die Kurtisane Jamaica 7
Schloß Carnin 29
Das Bildnis der Geliebten 71
Nebelnacht 89
Ebeth 107
Die Hochzeit des Freundes 131
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