Anzengrubers Portrayal of Character
Anzengrubers Portrayal of Character
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The best humor to be found in Anzengruber is that which unexpectedly and spontaneously makes its appear- ance at almost every turn in all of his works. It is that natural humor coming from the naivete of his characters. Even a pessimist like Hauderer, by his quaint expressions and his unexpected situations, is not entirely lacking in that respect.
Chapter III.
Problems With Which the Characters Deal.
Anzengruber has been called a "tendenz" poet; i. E. , >ne who has busied himself with problems ...of the age and place; one who has used the drama, and the novel as an instrument for the agitation of social questions, such as were before the people of his country. To a certain extent that view is correct. As will be shown later in the discussion, many of the general themes of his works were of such a type. But in his characters themselves he has always placed a deeper problem, a problem of life itself, interesting for all peoples, and for all times. In the play, Der Meineidbauer, one of the things brought to the attention of the reader is the idea, so firmly ingrained in the belief of the main character, Mathias Ferner, that, no matter what is done, it may be absolved by a priest at confession.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The best humor to be found in Anzengruber is that which unexpectedly and spontaneously makes its appear- ance at almost every turn in all of his works. It is that natural humor coming from the naivete of his characters. Even a pessimist like Hauderer, by his quaint expressions and his unexpected situations, is not entirely lacking in that respect.
Chapter III.
Problems With Which the Characters Deal.
Anzengruber has been called a "tendenz" poet; i. E. , >ne who has busied himself with problems ...of the age and place; one who has used the drama, and the novel as an instrument for the agitation of social questions, such as were before the people of his country. To a certain extent that view is correct. As will be shown later in the discussion, many of the general themes of his works were of such a type. But in his characters themselves he has always placed a deeper problem, a problem of life itself, interesting for all peoples, and for all times. In the play, Der Meineidbauer, one of the things brought to the attention of the reader is the idea, so firmly ingrained in the belief of the main character, Mathias Ferner, that, no matter what is done, it may be absolved by a priest at confession.
What to read after Anzengrubers Portrayal of Character?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emery N Emery Nelson Ferriss to read onlineMoreLess
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