Heinrich von Kleist: Literary and Philosophical Paradigms (Studies in German Literature Linguistics and Culture, 226)
by Jeffrey L. High, Professor Rebecca Stewart, Dr Rebecca Stewart-Gray, Elaine Chen, Professor Paul Michael Lützeler, Professor Gail K. Hart, Professor Steven Howe, Lisa Beesley, Professor John A. Mccarthy, John T. Hamilton, Laura Anna Macor, Professor Christian Moser, Professor Johannes Endres, Professor Bernd Fischer, Katrin Pahl
Heinrich von Kleist: Literary and Philosophical Paradigms offers a scholarly examination of Kleist’s place in German literature and philosophy. With contributions from an extensive group of academics, this volume brings together varied perspectives for readers interested in literary interpretation, intellectual history, and advanced German studies.
About This Book
This volume examines the literary and philosophical paradigms associated with Heinrich von Kleist.
It presents a scholarly perspective on Kleist within the field of German literature and intellectual inquiry.
Contributed by an extensive group of academics, the book reflects a range of approaches to Kleist’s writing and ideas.
Published as part of the Studies in German Literature, Linguistics, and Culture series, it is suited to readers engaged with advanced literary and philosophical studies.
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