Poet Lore, volume 31
Poet Lore, volume 31
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So we find him describing himself as a small boy- much impressed by the Victorian figures that surrounded him, or as a young man learning from his Westphalian relatives to abhor the protestant Prussians, as the average reader without special knowledge or special gifts but always catholic enough in his tastes, reading in his youth the adventures of Harkaway Dick and later Scott, Shakespeare, Dickens, Turgeniev, Flaubert or James. Always we have the picture of an obscure and passive observer neve...r that of an individual of whom some one might once have heard.
HuefFer's two anti-Prussian works of 191 5 both bear titles suggested by passages in Henry V. They are put together with an art that is almost too well concealed. When Blood is their Argument is a title to warn off all but the lover of sensation, and the dry sounding titles of the chapters will ward off this individual but the book itself is neither hysterical nor dull. It is coldly and convincingly annihilating. Its "Leitmotif" is the poverty of that thing that calls itself German culture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So we find him describing himself as a small boy- much impressed by the Victorian figures that surrounded him, or as a young man learning from his Westphalian relatives to abhor the protestant Prussians, as the average reader without special knowledge or special gifts but always catholic enough in his tastes, reading in his youth the adventures of Harkaway Dick and later Scott, Shakespeare, Dickens, Turgeniev, Flaubert or James. Always we have the picture of an obscure and passive observer neve...r that of an individual of whom some one might once have heard.
HuefFer's two anti-Prussian works of 191 5 both bear titles suggested by passages in Henry V. They are put together with an art that is almost too well concealed. When Blood is their Argument is a title to warn off all but the lover of sensation, and the dry sounding titles of the chapters will ward off this individual but the book itself is neither hysterical nor dull. It is coldly and convincingly annihilating. Its "Leitmotif" is the poverty of that thing that calls itself German culture.
What to read after Poet Lore, volume 31?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Writer's Center (Bethesda, Md.) to read onlineMoreLess
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