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Heinrich von Kleist, public domain on Wikimedia Commons

German Novellen: Kleist, Tieck, Grimm

Video and presentation from Jason Lieblang’s lecture on the 18th & 19th century German Novelle, or short story, focusing on Heinrich von Kleist, Ludwig Tieck, and the Brothers Grimm.

Posted in Jason Lieblang, lecture, powerpoint, Seeing and Knowing, video | Tagged with C18th, C19th, German Idealism, German Novelle, German Romanticism, grimm, Kleist, Tieck

“Earthquake in Chile”

Last week we read several short stories by famous German writers, several which were from Appelbaum’s collection, Five Great German Stories, but also two others not featured in the book. What I found particularly interesting was the narrative style of each story: while similar, the slightest differences can help create a completely different atmosphere in each tale. “Earthquake […]

Posted in blogs, lb4-2015 | Tagged with Fair-Haired Eckbert, grimm, Heinrich von Kleist, Little Snow-White, Ludwig Tieck, The Earthquake in Chile

Kliest, Hoffman, Tieck, and the Brothers Grimm

Last week we read several short stories by famous German writers, several which were from Appelbaum’s collection, Five Great German Stories, but also two others not featured in the book. What I found particularly interesting was the narrative style of each story: while similar, the slightest differences can help create a completely different atmosphere in each tale. “Earthquake […]

Posted in blogs, lb4-2015 | Tagged with Fair-Haired Eckbert, grimm, Heinrich von Kleist, Little Snow-White, Ludwig Tieck, The Earthquake in Chile

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