Briefe Schillers und Goethes an A. W. Schlegel / Aus den Jahren 1795 bis 1801, und 1797 bis 1824, nebst einem Briefe Schlegels an Schiller

Name: Briefe Schillers und Goethes an A. W. Schlegel / Aus den Jahren 1795 bis 1801, und 1797 bis 1824, nebst einem Briefe Schlegels an Schiller
Author: Friedrich Schiller

By Friedrich Schiller

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A selection of correspondence among Friedrich Schiller, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, and August Wilhelm Schlegel gathers personal and professional letters that address contributions to literary journals and almanacs, editorial and publication arrangements, translations and criticism, poetic theory and aesthetics, and practical matters of manuscript exchange. The exchanges reveal collaborative networks and mutual encouragement, alongside debates about style, language, and the relationship between philosophical reasoning and imaginative creation, and are presented with editorial notes on transcription and publication.

About the Author

Friedrich Schiller

Friedrich Schiller was a prominent German poet, philosopher, and playwright of the late 18th century, known for his contributions to the Sturm und Drang movement and later the Weimar Classicism. His works often explore themes of freedom, beauty, and the human condition. Among his notable plays are "Don Carlos" and "Mary Stuart," which delve into historical and political conflicts. Schiller also wrote significant philosophical essays, such as the "Aesthetical Essays," where he examines the relationship between art and morality. His literary legacy continues to influence modern thought and drama.