Showing thorough familiarity with European traditions from Greek and Roman antiquity on, she works, like her male contemporaries, in all the forms of the galante tradition: odes, madrigals, heroides, cantatas, pastorals, etc.ġ0. Even the work of Christiana Mariana von Ziegler (1695-1760), one of the few female poets of the early generation-and one of the most erudite poets of the age-is marked by adherence to such normative poetics. "From 'Empfindungsleben' to 'Erfahrungsbereich': The Creation of Experience in Goethe's Die Laune des Verliebten," Goethe Yearbook 8 (1996): 1-27.ĩ. This article first appeared as "Goethes eigener Werther: Eines Künstlers Wahrheit über seine Dichtung," Jahrbuch der deutschen Schillergesellschaft 18 (1974): 268-303.Ĩ. Ilse Graham, "Goethe's Own Werther: An Artist's Truth About His Fiction," in Goethe: Portrait of the Artist (Berlin: Walter de Gruyter, 1977) 28-29.
Darmstadt: Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft, 1965) 13.ħ. noch alle irrationalen Kräfte des Seelenlebens in ihren Anfängen unentwickelt vor. Erster Teil: Lyrik und Roman: "In den vierziger Jahren finden wir. Thus, Fritz Brüggemann in Die bürgerliche Gemeinschaftskultur der vierziger Jahre. Sometimes one gets the impression that, before about 1770, people didn't have feelings. E.g., Hermann Baumgart characterized Rococo poetry as "Unnatur einer konventionell erheuchelten Gefühlswelt" (Goethes lyrische Dichtung in ihrer Entwicklung und Bedeutung 25). See also Perloff, "The Autobiographical Mode of Goethe: Dichtung und Wahrheit and the Lyric Poems," Comparative Literature Studies 7 (1970): 265-96.Ħ. A Study of Goethe (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1947) 1.ĥ.
Mendelssohn's remark, cited in a footnote by Ilse Graham (see note 7 below), appears in an unpublished biography of Kestner's and Mendelssohn's friend August Adolf Friedrich von Hennings (1746-1826) to which Graham had access.Ĥ. Karl Hotz (Stuttgart: Ernst Klett, 1974 3d ed. Claudius's evaluation is included in Goethes "Werther" als Modell für kritisches Lesen: Materialien zur Rezeptionsgeschichte, ed. "Werther lesen und Werther als Leser," Goethe Yearbook 1 (1982): 83.Ģ.
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