...John W. Velz Joan Hartwig. Lincoln and London: University of Nebraska Press, 1983. xii + 243 pp. $19.50. Copyright © 1984 by Duke University Press 1984 REVIEWS Shakespeare2 Analogical Scene: Parody as Structural Syntax. By JOAN H ARTW I Lincoln...

... Night scene. It is also odd that in note 14 on pages 224-25 the author does not see that the Great Chain of Being accounts for the bawdy speeches of mad characters in Shakespeare: the less the godlike reason the greater the animal passion. This review has objected that Hartwig’s book...

.... xvi + 283 pp. $27.00. Hartwig, Joan. Shakespeare’s Analogical Scene: Parody as Structural Syntax. Lincoln and London: University of Nebraska Press, 1983. xii + 243 pp. $19.50. Jeffares, A. Norman. A New Commentary on the Poem of W. B. Yeats. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 1984. XI...

... 207 FESTSCHRIFTEN Arnold, A., et al. (editors). Analecta Helvetica et Gemnica:Eine Festschrift zu Ehren von Hermann Boeschenstein. Bonn: Bouvier, Studien zur Germanistik, Anglistik und Komparatistik, 85, 1979.401 pp. DM 52. “Vorwort”; Hartwig Mayer...

... Z. Buehne, “Helen Adolf: A Bio- graphical Sketch”; Hartwig Kuhlenbeck, “Some Comments on Words, Lan- guage, Thought, and Definition”; Albert F. Buffington, “The Influence of the Pennsylvania German Dialect on the English Spoken in the Pennsylvania German Area”; Edwin H...

... (where they are evaluated only as evidence of lost sources) is the Tubingen dissertation of Hartwig Ma~er,~and though she makes some excellent observations, many re- quire amplification, and many points are not touched. When the lit- erary properties of the bedroom scenes are established, we...

... antitheses may be self-evident or inevitable, but they are also highly deceptive. Chiseled from the text’s material, the opposi- 9  Quotations of Das Marmorbild are taken from Joseph von Eichendorff, Werke (hereafter E W   ), ed. Wolfgang Frühwald, Brigitte Schillbach, and Hartwig Schultz, 6...

.... Eingang gefunden, zuerst in hallescher, dann in herrnhutischer Ob- servanz. Sein Sohn, Friedrich V., war zwar nicht selbst Pietist, aber im Jahre 1751 berief er als leitenden Minister den deutschen Edel- mann Hartwig Ernst Bernstorff. Dieser neigte kulturell zunachst nach Frankreich-als...