Goethe in context /

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Imprint:Cambridge ; New York, NY : Cambridge University Press, 2024.
Description:xxviii, 408 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm.
Language:English
Series:Literature in context
Literature in context (Cambridge University Press)
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/13507425
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Other authors / contributors:Lee, Charlotte, editor.
ISBN:9781316511039
1316511030
9781009036436
Notes:Includes bibliographical references and index.
Summary:"Covering topics ranging from literature and art to philosophy and natural science, this accessible collection of essays explores Goethe's links to other cultures and his lasting impact today. In its remarkable breadth and depth, it gives students and researchers a scholarly overview commensurate with Goethe's long and varied career"--
Other form:Online version: Goethe in context Cambridge ; New York, NY : Cambridge University Press, 2024 9781009036436
Table of Contents:
  • Introduction / Charlotte Lee
  • The life / Nicholas Boyle
  • Frankfurt and Weimar / Joachim Whaley
  • Weimar court and society / Astrid Köhler
  • Goethe as civil servant / Stephanie Galasso
  • Class / Matthew Bell
  • The French Revolution / W. Daniel Wilson
  • Religion / Yael Almog
  • Poetry / Charlotte Lee
  • Drama / Thomas Martinec
  • Prose / Sarah Vandegrift Eldridge
  • Faust / T. J. Reed
  • Wilhelm Meister / Frederick Amrine
  • Classicism / Steffan Davies
  • Romanticism / Stefan Matuschek
  • Greek and Roman art / Katherine Harloe
  • Goethe's drawings / Petra Maisak
  • Goethe the collector / Catriona MacLeod
  • Goethe and the invention of the Weimar landscape / Liliane Weissberg
  • Goethe and philosophy / Willi Goetschel
  • Goethe's improper mode of thought / Clark S. Muenzer
  • Goethe and German idealism / Gabriel Trop
  • Morphology / Claudia Nitschke
  • Colour theory / Gerhard Lauer
  • Geology / Jennifer Caisley
  • Italy / Grazia Pulvirenti and Renata Gambino
  • Britain / Anne Bohnenkamp
  • France / Robert Vilain
  • Iran / Amir Irani-Tehrani
  • China / Johannes D. Kaminski
  • America / Daniel Carranza
  • Weltliteratur (World literature) / Angus Nicholls
  • Faust and modernity / Michael Jaeger
  • Goethe's portrayal of love : family, same-sex and non-exclusive / Susan E. Gustafson
  • Goethe and the musical world / Mark Austin
  • Goethe and our endangered natural world / Heather I. Sullivan
  • Goethe out of context / Seán M. Williams
  • Postscript : oracle bones / Frederick Amrine.