The Life And Works of Friedrich Schiller
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The suggestions came generally fromout-of-the-way reading, and in one or two cases his exact source has notbeen certainly identified. The tales have no odor of the soil, no localcolor. They make no use of the supernatural, the gruesome or theuncanny. They are not wild roses, but jaqueminots cultivated with anaesthetic end in view. Their aroma is distinctly literary, and they areall eminently serious. Not a smile is provided for in the whole list. There is no element of mystery about them. The p...assions and sentimentsillustrated are of the universal kind. And just as vague, uncanny andbizarre feelings play no part, so there is no resort to verbal tricks, such as meaningless repetitions, or onomatopoetic jingles. The languageis dignified and classical. Their great merit is the vivid and strongimaginative coloring with which situations and actions are portrayed. While in no sense folk-songs, they have always been great favorites withthe German people.
In 'The Diver' the stress falls upon the portraiture of the raging deepand its awful horrors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The suggestions came generally fromout-of-the-way reading, and in one or two cases his exact source has notbeen certainly identified. The tales have no odor of the soil, no localcolor. They make no use of the supernatural, the gruesome or theuncanny. They are not wild roses, but jaqueminots cultivated with anaesthetic end in view. Their aroma is distinctly literary, and they areall eminently serious. Not a smile is provided for in the whole list. There is no element of mystery about them. The p...assions and sentimentsillustrated are of the universal kind. And just as vague, uncanny andbizarre feelings play no part, so there is no resort to verbal tricks, such as meaningless repetitions, or onomatopoetic jingles. The languageis dignified and classical. Their great merit is the vivid and strongimaginative coloring with which situations and actions are portrayed. While in no sense folk-songs, they have always been great favorites withthe German people.
In 'The Diver' the stress falls upon the portraiture of the raging deepand its awful horrors.
What to read after The Life And Works of Friedrich Schiller?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Calvin to read onlineMoreLess
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