Friedrich Schiller
ein deutsch-italienisches Gespräch
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Author
Contributions
- Di Benedetto, Arnaldo, author - Contributor
- Düsing, Wolfgang, author - Contributor
- Filippi, Paola Maria, author - Contributor
- Foi, Maria Carolina, author - Contributor
- Manger, Klaus, author - Contributor
and 7 more
- Cetti Marinoni, Bianca, author - Contributor
- Oellers, Norbert, author - Contributor
- Pinna, Giovanna, author - Contributor
- Ponzi, Mauro, author - Contributor
- Reisinger, Roman, author - Contributor
- Rigobello, Armando, author - Contributor
- Zimmermann, Bernhard, author - Contributor
Publication
2017 - Rombach Verlag, Freiburg i.Br, Germany
Language
German
Word Count
55,750 words, Guess
Page Count
223 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-103793099059
- ISBN-139783793099055
- Library of Congress Control Number2017468536
- OCLC Control Number1021863352
- Open LibraryOL44223951M
Classifications
- LCCPT2482 .F7524 2017
- LCCPT2492 .F754 2017
Description
"The Academy of German-Italian Studies Meran has been calling for scientific and cultural exchange between the German and Italian-speaking world since 1959. In this context, she organizes inter alia. Symposia in which the work of important figures of German and Italian tradition is illuminated by scientists from both language areas. The present volume brings together the previous day of an international Schiller conference in which experts from German studies, Romance studies, classical philology and philosophy presented analyzes and insights into Schiller's work and its impact history. The spectrum of topics and motifs covered is correspondingly wide, ranging from Schiller's theory of the chorus and its concept of freedom through its reception by Italian romantics to the argumentation of 20th century dramatists with Schiller." --Translated from back cover
Subjects
Series Statement
- Rombach Wissenschaften. Reihe Paradeigmata -- Band 42
- Rombach Wissenschaft -- Bd. 42.
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