Contents
Foreword |
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GOETHE AND SCHILLER: GOETHEZEIT |
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Goethe: Die Leiden des jungen Werthers |
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Goethe and Stolberg in Italy: The Consequences for Romantic Art |
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Schiller: Wallenstein |
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Laocoon, Dante, Shakespeare, August Wilhelm Schlegel and the Overcoming of Tragedy |
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Adding Stones to the Edifice: Patterns of German Biography |
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Kleist’s Metamorphoses. Some Remarks on the Use of Mythology in Penthesilea |
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Goethe, the Brothers Grimm and Academic Freedom |
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ROMANTICISM |
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Fairy Stories for Very Sophisticated Children: Ludwig Tieck’s Phantasus |
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Gundolf’s Romanticism |
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NINETEENTH CENTURY |
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Some Remarks on the New Edition of the Works of Wilhelm Müller |
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Heine and Shakespeare |
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The ‘Schillerfeier’ of 1859 and the ‘Shakespearefest’ of 1864. With Some Remarks on Theodor Fontane’s Contributions |
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Under the Horse’s Tail: The Poets, Statuary and the Literary Canon in Nineteenth-Century Germany |
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POETRY |
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Friedrich Gottlieb Klopstock: ‘Der Zürchersee’ |
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Annette von Droste-Hülshoff |
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Rilke: Duino Elegy Ten: In memoriam Leslie Seiffert, 1934–90 |
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BOOKS |
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Julius Hare’s German Books in Trinity College Library, Cambridge |
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Bibliography |
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List of Illustrations |
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Index |