Theorie und Technik des Romans im 19. Jahrhundert

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This comprehensive collection encompasses a range of influential texts and critical essays on aesthetics and literature from notable figures in German thought. It features lectures and writings from prominent philosophers and authors, including Hegel's lectures on aesthetics, Schleiermacher's reflections, and Goethe's insights into literature. The anthology also includes contributions from Karl Immermann, Carl Julius Weber, and Heinrich Heine, among others, exploring the evolution of German prose and the characteristics of various literary movements. Key discussions include the development of the German novel by figures like Gottfried Keller and Adalbert Stifter, alongside critiques of contemporary authors such as Gustav Freytag and Theodor Fontane. The collection further examines the intersection of philosophy and literature through the works of Schopenhauer and Nietzsche, addressing themes such as the nature of beauty and the role of the novelist. Additional essays delve into the technical aspects of poetry and prose, with insights from Friedrich Hebbel and Wilhelm Dilthey, while also addressing the broader literary landscape of the time. This anthology serves as an essential resource for understanding the rich tapestry of German literary and aesthetic thought from the early 19th century onward, providing a valuable reference for scholars and enthusiasts alike.