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Bezig met laden... Seven Legends (1872)door Gottfried Keller
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Onderdeel van de uitgeversreeks(en)Reclams Universal-Bibliothek (6186) Is opgenomen inSämtliche Werke: Sämtliche Werke, 7 Bde., Ln, Bd.6, Sieben Legenden; Das Sinngedicht; Martin Salander: Bd 6 door Gottfried Keller Werke II (Die Leute von Seldwyla; Sieben Legenden; Das Sinngedicht; Martin Salander) door Gottfried Keller
Gottfried Keller, the greatest German narrative writer of recent times, was born in a suburb of Zurich on 19th July, 1819. The life of this remarkable man suggests comparisons with novels of development, such as Goethe taught him to write: from the romantic confusion of youthful dilettantism he brought himself, by strict self-discipline, to take his place in everyday social life. Left, together with his mother and sister, in poverty by a hard-working but unsuccessful father, the child dreamed away the first years of his development, and the youth was still a stranger to the world of reality when, with the aid of some friends in his native place, he went as an art-student to Munich. There, after a promising start, he sank into hopeless lethargy, which continued even after his return home. Prudent helpers then took the half painter, half poet, once more in hand, recognizing that his deficiency consisted in imperfect education and knowledge of the world. He went to study at Heidelberg (1848-50), and received an important stimulus from the well-known literary historian Hettner; thence he proceeded to Berlin (1850-55), where Varnhagen von Ense, the admirer of Goethe and husband of the prophetess Rahel, made him welcome. Here the germs of his most important works awoke within him. He had already, at an early age, published poems, which showed the influence of the revolutionary Tendenzlyrik; now there appeared the romantic autobiographical novel "Green Henry" (1854-5) which he afterwards recast in very characteristic fashion (1879-80). Geen bibliotheekbeschrijvingen gevonden. |
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