Moderne Geister: Literarische Bildnisse aus dem neunzehnten Jahrhundert

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Moderne Geister: Literarische Bildnisse aus dem neunzehnten Jahrhundert

by Georg Brandes

DE·~18 hours·16 chapters

Chapters

16 total

Moderne Geister.

0:20

Vorwort.

5:33

Inhalt.

0:25

Paul Heyse. (1875.)

1:48:50

Max Klinger. (1882.) - I.

29:58

Ernest Renan. (1880.)

55:21

Ernest Renan als Dramatiker. (1893.)

1:01:56

Gustave Flaubert. (1881.)

1:35:22

Edmond und Jules de Goncourt. (1882.)

1:11:00

Iwan Turgenjew. (1883.) - I.

57:55

Description

A rich collection of literary sketches, this volume brings together fifteen carefully crafted essays that portray the most intriguing writers of the nineteenth century. Drawing on previously published pieces that have been thoughtfully revised, the author offers a mosaic of personalities from six different nations, each illuminated through a distinct blend of biography, psychology, and aesthetic commentary. The essays are linked by a common thread: the presence of “modern spirits,” thinkers whose work, in varying degrees, anticipates the artistic currents that would shape the new century.

The author, a Danish critic deeply rooted in his own cultural background, writes in German with the aim of reaching a broader European audience. His approach ranges from exhaustive studies of individual creativity to vivid snapshots of writers as they lived and thought. Readers will find a nuanced portrait of the literary landscape of the era, revealing how these diverse voices contributed to the evolving ideas of modernity.

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Language

de

Duration

~18 hours (1081K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Jana Srna, Norbert Müller and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net

Release date

Aug 4, 2015

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Georg Brandes

Georg Brandes

1842–1927

A sharp-eyed Danish critic who helped push Scandinavian literature into the modern age, he became famous for urging writers to put real life and real social problems at the center of their work.

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