... Briefe der Briider Grimm an Savigny. Aus dem Savignischen NachlaB heraus- gegeben in Verbindung mit INCEBORCSCHNACK und WILHELMSCHOOF. Ber- lin : Erich Schmidt Verlag, Veroffentlichungen der Historischen Kommission fur Hessen und Waldeck, XXIII, 1, 1953. Pp. xii + 524. DM 31.90, brosch...

...Jeanne R. Monty Copyright © 1963 by Duke University Press 1963 THE CRITICISM OF ROUSSEAU IN THE CORRESPONDANCE LITTERAIRE By JEANNE R. MONTY The quarrel between Rousseau and Grimm has long been kept alive by a flow of books and articles...

... of Hessia-Kassel, to retrieve pilfered manuscripts. The man in question had been a hardworking sublibrarian at Kassel: Jacob Grimm (1785–1863).11 He had been to Paris before, as assistant 11 On Grimm there is a good deal of material but no major scholarly biography. In the absence of one, see...

... such an intervention on the part of Malesherbes. Grimm and d’Argenson present an opposing version that would exclude its possibility. Considering these con- tradictory accounts of contemporaries and the lack of official docu- 1 Delisle de Sales, Life of Malesherbes (London, 1814) ; Cousin d’Aval...

... such an intervention on the part of Malesherbes. Grimm and d’Argenson present an opposing version that would exclude its possibility. Considering these con- tradictory accounts of contemporaries and the lack of official docu- 1 Delisle de Sales, Life of Malesherbes (London, 1814) ; Cousin d’Aval...

...) ; J. G. von Hahn, Grieclzisclw und albanesische Miirchen (hliinchen-Berlin, 1918), I, 80 ff. To the same general type belongs Tille, op. cit., pp. 145 ff. 2 Grimm, K.H.M., Nos. 25, 93, 127, and 193 ; J. Haltrich, Deutsche Volks- marchen aus dem Sachsenlande in Siebenbiirgen (Wien, lsSS...

... Catholic University of America Briefe der Briider Grimm an Savigny. Aus dem Savignischen NachlaB heraus- gegeben in Verbindung mit INCEBORCSCHNACK und WILHELMSCHOOF. Ber- lin : Erich Schmidt Verlag, Veroffentlichungen der Historischen Kommission fur Hessen und Waldeck, XXIII, 1, 1953...

...) Johann Justus Winkelmann, Des Oldenburgischen Wunder-Horns Ursfirung (1684) (See p. 283) Bernhard Uliner 283 in Grimm’s Deutsche Sagen2 as well, and also in the work of a con- temporary of Bekker...

... publication of the new edition in 1778 or 1779, he printed a prospectus and solicited subscriptions. Among those who promptly supported the venture was Catherine 11, who, on October 17, 1778, requested her Paris correspondent, Baron Grimm, to place her order for 100 copies of the edition which...

... of the Pascal-Voltaire Con- troversy” ; N. L. Torrey, “Rousseau’s Quarrel with Grimm and Diderot” ; J. M. Allison, “Condorcet-A Forgotten Historian” ; Henri Focillon, “Vision- naires-Balzac et Daumier” ; Henri Peyre, “Renan et Lamartine” ; Jean Seznec, “Le Christ du paganisme-Apollonius de Tyane et...

... . Grimm Jakob . 1815 . “ Von der Poesie im Recht .” Zeitschrift für die geschichtliche Rechtswissenschaft 2 , no. 1 : 25 – 99 . Keymer Tom . 2004 . Richardson’s Clarissa and the Eighteenth-Century Reader . Cambridge : Cambridge University Press . Ross Trevor . 1998...

... . . . als6 gerne sach unser herre daz vil gesindes in dnem kGnicm^che wceren; Hugo von Langenstein, Murtina, hrsg. v. A. von Keller, “Bibl. d. litt. Ver XXXVIII, S. 602, 2. 47, die Propheten sind der himel ingesinde; “Marienlieder,” hrsg. v. W. Grimm, ZfdA, X (1855), 53, Z. 12, baz wan &let...

... Lemma Curia Pdutium genannt-in eine deutsche Lexikographie. Der Dienst, den sie anbieten, gilt der frem- den, nicht der eignen Sprache; in ihnen ist Deutsch, nach einem Wort Jacob Grimms, nur die Magd des Latein. Das Meiste, was Diefenbach fur sein Glossarium Latino-Germuni- cum mediae et...

..., a gment of literary imagination:6 When in 1854 Jacob Grimm, the founder of the discipline called Germanistik, started his major lexicographical project, the Deutsches Wörterbuch, not completed until 1960, he justi ed the tremendous effort with a rhetorical question, which still resonates: What do we have...

.... After forming an acquaintance with Hume in France, Friedrich Melchior Grimm wrote: “This David Hume is an excellent man; he is naturally placid; he listens attentively, he sometimes speaks with wit, although he speaks little ; but he is clumsy, he has neither warmth, nor grace, nor...

... be noted : the Elzevir edition of 1647, entitled Elementa philosophica de Cive, which Chinard calls the first edition, is a revision of the Elementorum Philosophiae Sectio Tertia, De Cive (Paris, 1642). Professor Torrey brings to the tangled story of Rousseau’s rup- ture with Grimm a sane...

... Barclay’s edition of Brant’s Narrenschiff. In the new edition the earliest entry is Caxton’s translation of Reineke Fuchs, for the in- clusion of which some defence is offered on page 568. “Ihrer Natur nach konnen Bucher dieser Art erst gut werden bei der zweiten Auflage” (Jacob Grimm...

... Benjamin Franklin, whom he entertained in Edinburgh, he was a genuine product of the age of reason, capable of considerable detachment, and keenly aware of the historical significance of his own time. After forming an acquaintance with Hume in France, Friedrich Melchior Grimm wrote...

... . World Literature and Its Place in General Culture . New York : Macmillan . Naaman Mara . 2010 . “ Disciplinary Divergences: Problematizing the Field of Arabic Literature .” Comparative Literature Studies 47 , no. 4 : 446 – 71 . Neumann Siegfried . 1993 . “ The Brothers Grimm...

..., not a masculine ju-stem. This will be sufficient to explain why Grimm early rejected Dahlmann’s proposal. Sarrazin tried a similar way : he cuts the com- pound into gay + secg, taking the first element as a corruption of ON garthe second being secg “sea.” He seems to forget that there is an OE geord...