... of Individualism and the Crises in the Lives ,of Lcssing and Hamann. By F. J. SCHMITZ.Berkeley and Los Angeles : Uni- versity of California Publications in Modern Philology, Vol. 27, No. 3, 1944. Pp. 125-48. Twenty-five cents. This brief monograph attempts to compare Lessing and Hamann...

... Lessing. Le professeur Hazard diclare que Lessing a imprime la marque caractkristique allemande du devenir aux courants conjugues du Lockisrne anglais, du Rerke- 372 Reviews leyisnie, des sensualisme et cartksianisme franqais, du “Leibiiizisnie” allemand et du...

....” REUBENA. BROWER Haruard University Lessing and the hnguage of Comedy. By MICHAELM. METZGER.The Hague and Paris: Mouton, Studies in German Literature, VIII, 1966. 247 pp. 30 guilders. Michael Metzger supports his main thesis that “there is a continuity of style from...

... for the playwrights, receives welldeserved attention. From a consideration of the enlightened, pioneering efforts of these peridicals toward female emancipation we are led to a discussion of plays by Frau Gottsched, Borkenstein, Kriiger, J. E. Schlegel, Gellert, Weisse, and Lessing. The first two...

...Kevin Brazil Abstract The work of Don DeLillo and Philip Roth has been characterized as a turn to writing novels about lateness in a style that for both authors tends toward “less and less.” Their work manifests a relationship between lateness and style that departs both from canonical accounts...

... Soliciting Darkness , on the Pindaric tradition, is forthcoming. MLQ 62.3-01 Hamilton 7/12/01 1:08 PM Page 203 Thunder from a Clear Sky: On Lessing’s Redemption of Horace John T. Hamilton n 1754, early in his career as a scholar, dramatist...

... courtly group. In any case, these episodes are insignificant compared with the --astounding fullness of Herder’s creative power, even in this later period. ROBERTHERNDON FIFE Columbia University Die Lebensf orm Lessings uls Strukturprinzip in seinen...

...Robert Eric Rentschler Copyright © 1979 by Duke University Press 1979 1 A condensed version of this essay was presented at the Lessing-Seminar during the 1975 MLA Conference in San Francisco. DAMON ODER DIE WAHRE FR E UNDSCHAFT...

...William Guild Howard Friedrich Josef Schmitz. University of California Publications in Modern Philology, XXIII, 1941. Pp. 152. Copyright © 1941 by Duke University Press 1941 658 Reviews Lessings Stellung in der Entfaltung des Individudismus. By FRIED- RICH...

... not be affirmed that “whatever is, is right.” Here we draw near to the heart of the matter. Lessing was an “Aufk1arer”-no doubt about that ! He used his reason-acutely ; he could lay down the law with precision and vigor ; he insisted upon fundamentals and delighted in distinctions; he had...

...Robert R. Heitner Copyright © 1957 by Duke University Press 1957 LESSING’S MANIPULATION OF A SINGLE COMIC THEME By ROBERTR. HEITNER The establishment of a national theater supplied with an adequate repertory of original dramas...

...Heinrich Schneider Copyright 1940 by University of Washington Press 1940 LESSINGS GESPmCHE MIT LUDWIG TIMOTHEUS SPITTLER von HEINRICKSCHNEIDER Seitdem Gottschalk Eduard Guhrauer den Brief des jungen Ludwig Timotheus Spittler an J. G...

... as it is by that other half of the writing program’s mission, the conservation of more or less high modernist literary values and the pursuit of traditionally exclusive literary prestige. One way to think about the Age of Amazon, then, is as a possible successor-formation to the Program Era, that is, as foretelling its...

... the reputation of Scotland’s national bard, a figure resolving a multiplicity of citizens into the image of unity, Burns’s poems nevertheless present complex, creaturely subjects that seemingly consist in more and less than themselves, in more and less than “one.” The poems thus make a narrow case...

...-eighteenth century as it is of the late sixteenth—and that its relation to Spenser’s intentions is less clear than the role it has played in securing norms of scholarly rigor, historical accuracy, and textual precision. Despite what most modern editions imply, attending to “Spenser’s spelling” tells us less...

...Joseph Roach Performance and memory share a practice of disguise best described by the word surrogation . Surrogation occurs when more or less plausible substitutes appear in place of the dead, the fugitive, or the banished. Properly disguised, persons can even stand in as surrogates for themselves...

... tried to establish themselves as part of the growing concert tradition in the United States by showcasing their performances as more presentational and less representational. Because blackface relied increasingly on the publishing industry and the visual medium of sheet music, it also began to rely more...

...Thomas J. Otten Ekphrasis undergoes a decisive shift in Nathaniel Hawthorne and his contemporaries. Whereas Gotthold Ephraim Lessing and other seventeenth- and eighteenth-century writers (John Dryden, Alexander Pope) distinguished between verbal and visual arts through metaphors of realms...

...Ina Ferris This essay contends that Scott's historical novels respond to the widespread sense of displacement in postrevolutionary Europe by activating and rewriting the figure of the remnant. As remnant tales, his novels are less about the loss of the past or its relationship to the present than...

... with the influence of empowered Ophelias who illustrate a less solipsistic version of melancholy. Thus both authors criticize the inertia that gripped their male counterparts directly after the French Revolution. Staël's novel ultimately follows a tragic pattern, while Owenson's gestures toward the possibility...