
*Hafis-Lesebücherei*
Inhaltsverzeichnis.
Luther und die deutsche Nation
Fichte und die nationale Idee.
Königin Luise.
Stein.
Lessing.
Ludwig Uhland.
Heinrich von Kleist.
Friedrich Hebbel
The Hafis Reader presents a carefully assembled selection of some of the most influential writings from German and world literature, packaged in an elegant, affordable volume. Each work has been chosen by respected scholars, revised for accuracy, and paired with an introductory essay that provides historical context and clear explanations. The goal is to make these timeless pieces accessible to anyone who wishes to explore the cultural heritage without the barrier of high cost.
Opening the collection is a stirring 1883 lecture commemorating Martin Luther’s 400th birthday, in which the speaker reflects on Luther’s impact on the German nation and the broader struggle for religious and civic freedom. The address weaves together vivid descriptions of historic events with a thoughtful analysis of how these moments still resonate in contemporary society. Listeners will appreciate the blend of scholarly insight and engaging storytelling that sets the tone for the rest of the anthology.
Language
de
Duration
~10 hours (603K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2014-10-03
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

1834–1896
A forceful and controversial voice in 19th-century Germany, he helped shape public debate through his history writing, journalism, and university lectures. His work championed a strong Prussian-led state and left a lasting mark on German political thought.
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