Description
Ronald Peacock delves into the world of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, one of Germany's most celebrated literary figures, offering insight into his major plays that have shaped not only German literature but also the broader theatrical landscape. Through thorough analysis, Peacock illuminates the thematic depth, philosophical undercurrents, and innovative structures that characterize Goethe's work.
Peacock's examination reveals how Goethe masterfully blends the personal with the universal, making his characters resonate with audiences across various times and cultures. The exploration of love, ambition, and existential struggle takes center stage as the author connects Goethe's timeless narratives to modern sensibilities. Readers will find themselves not only drawn into the intricacies of Goethe's storytelling but also intrigued by the broader implications of his works on the human experience.
Peacock's examination reveals how Goethe masterfully blends the personal with the universal, making his characters resonate with audiences across various times and cultures. The exploration of love, ambition, and existential struggle takes center stage as the author connects Goethe's timeless narratives to modern sensibilities. Readers will find themselves not only drawn into the intricacies of Goethe's storytelling but also intrigued by the broader implications of his works on the human experience.
Détails du livre
Format
Relié
Pages
1,000 pages
Langue
Anglais
Publié
janv. 1, 1959
Éditeur
Manchester University Press
Édition
First Edition
ISBN-10
071900196X
ISBN-13
9780719001963