Oxford German Studies 39.1

T. J. Reed; Nigel F. Palmer

Oxford German Studies 39.1

Edited by Nigel F. Palmer and T. J. Reed

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Oxford German Studies 39.1

Modern Humanities Research Association and Maney Publishing

4 May 2010 • 104pp

Contents:

1-15	‘Wissen söllen alle säligen’: A Manuscript of the Hoheliedauslegung ‘Meliora sunt ubera tua vino’ at the Houghton Library, Harvard University Johanna Rodda, Markus Stock	Cite
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16-29	Classical Colour Harmony: Goethe and Heinrich Meyer on J.-L. David and his Pupil Gottlieb Schick, an ‘emporstrebenden jungen Maler’ in Rome Pamela Currie	Cite
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30-53	Kleist and Gothic Patrick Bridgwater	Cite
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54-69	Three ‘Schopenhauerian’ Trilogies: Grillparzer, Wagner, Hebbel Francis Lamport	Cite
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70-79	‘De Kleene soll tanzen!’: The Death of the Dancer in Gerhart Hauptmann’s Und Pippa tanzt! Kristen Hylenski	Cite
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80-93	Elias Canetti’s Cities David Darby	Cite
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94-102	Kumpfmüller, Hauptmann, Büchner und die Psychologie: zu Michael Kumpfmüllers Roman Durst Hans-Jörg Knobloch	Cite
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