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The Cambridge Companion to GERMAN ROMANTICISM

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: New York Cambridge University 2009Description: 335pISBN:
  • 9780521613262
DDC classification:
  • N08.6(N95.3) SA860
Partial contents:
1. What is Romanticism, and where did it come from? AZADE SEYHAN 2. From early to late Romanticism RICARDA SCHMIDT 3. Prose fiction of the German Romantics ANTHONY PHELAN 4. The Romantic lyric CHARLIE LOUTH 5. The Romantic drama ROGER PAULIN 6. Forms and objectives of Romantic criticism JOHN A. MCCARTHY 7. Romanticism and Classicism JANE K. BROWN 8. Women writers and Romanticism GESA DANE 9. The Romantics and other cultures CARL NIEKERK 10. Love, death and Liebestod in German Romanticism NICHOLAS SAUL 11. Romantic philosophy and religion ANDREW BOWIE 12. Romantic politics and society ETHEL MATALA DE MAZZA 13. Romantic science and psychology JURGEN BARKHOFF 14. German Romantic painters RICHARD LITTLEJOHNS 15. Romanticism and music ANDREW BOWIE 16. Transformations of German Romanticism 1830-2000 MARGARETE KOHLENBACH
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Reference Reference DVK Library Reference -> First Floor -> N N08.6(N95.3) SA860 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Not for loan 11044162
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includes index and biblioraphy

1. What is Romanticism, and where did it come from? AZADE SEYHAN 2. From early to late Romanticism RICARDA SCHMIDT 3. Prose fiction of the German Romantics ANTHONY PHELAN 4. The Romantic lyric CHARLIE LOUTH 5. The Romantic drama ROGER PAULIN 6. Forms and objectives of Romantic criticism JOHN A. MCCARTHY 7. Romanticism and Classicism JANE K. BROWN 8. Women writers and Romanticism GESA DANE 9. The Romantics and other cultures CARL NIEKERK 10. Love, death and Liebestod in German Romanticism NICHOLAS SAUL 11. Romantic philosophy and religion ANDREW BOWIE 12. Romantic politics and society ETHEL MATALA DE MAZZA 13. Romantic science and psychology JURGEN BARKHOFF 14. German Romantic painters RICHARD LITTLEJOHNS 15. Romanticism and music ANDREW BOWIE 16. Transformations of German Romanticism 1830-2000 MARGARETE KOHLENBACH

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