Modern German Literature
Modern German Literature
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He revisited Stuttgart and his old school at the Soli- tude. At Ludwigsburg his first child was born. He saw his parents, too, old but hale, and in May, 1794, he was again in Jena.
This journey marks the close of the first period of Schiller's literary life, the period of experiment, of growth, and development. In this respect it sug- gests comparison with Goethe's Italian journey, though that was a direct cause of change, which this was not. Had Schiller died, as seemed for a time probable, in... 1792, he would indeed have claimed a considerable place in German literature, but not among the highest. The achievements for w'hich he was to become a household word in Germany were almost without exception yet to come \vhen the poet returned, still feeble, to take up once more, as he supposed for the rest of his life, the uncongenial tasks of his professorship at Jena. But the long apprentice years were over. What remained of Schiller's life was to be brightened by one of the most precious friendships of which literary annals tell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He revisited Stuttgart and his old school at the Soli- tude. At Ludwigsburg his first child was born. He saw his parents, too, old but hale, and in May, 1794, he was again in Jena.
This journey marks the close of the first period of Schiller's literary life, the period of experiment, of growth, and development. In this respect it sug- gests comparison with Goethe's Italian journey, though that was a direct cause of change, which this was not. Had Schiller died, as seemed for a time probable, in... 1792, he would indeed have claimed a considerable place in German literature, but not among the highest. The achievements for w'hich he was to become a household word in Germany were almost without exception yet to come \vhen the poet returned, still feeble, to take up once more, as he supposed for the rest of his life, the uncongenial tasks of his professorship at Jena. But the long apprentice years were over. What remained of Schiller's life was to be brightened by one of the most precious friendships of which literary annals tell.
What to read after Modern German Literature?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by B W Benjamin Willis Wells to read onlineMoreLess
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