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 comprehensive collection of essays on the renowned German author's works. Drawing from experts in literature, linguistics, and culture, it delves into the philosophical underpinnings and literary innovations that define Kleist's legacy. This volume in the Studies in German Literature Linguistics and Culture series enriches understanding of his contributions.
About This Book
This book is part of the Studies in German Literature Linguistics and Culture series, volume 226. It examines the literary and philosophical dimensions of Heinrich von Kleist's oeuvre through diverse scholarly perspectives.
Edited by Jeffrey L. High and others, the collection includes essays from prominent contributors such as Professor Rebecca Stewart, Dr. Rebecca Stewart-Gray, Elaine Chen, and Professor Paul Michael Lützeler.
Additional contributors encompass 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, and Katrin Pahl.
The work provides in-depth analyses within the fields of German literature, linguistics, and cultural studies, highlighting Kleist's enduring influence.
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