The Short Story
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In the introduction to Serapionsbriuler^ Hoffmann formu- lates a method which was often Hawthorne's, and is certainly that of many impressionistic, modern short The Short Story stories. 'At least, ' he says, 'let each one of us (the Brethren who are to tell the tales) strive earnestly and truly to grasp the image that has arisen in his mind in all its features, its colors, its lights and its shades, and then, when he feels himself really enkindled by them, let him proceed to embody them in an e...xternal descrip- tion. ' Then the resemblance of 'Feathertop' to the 'Vogel- scheuche' of Tieck has been often pointed out, and many another resemblance. But none of this proves the direct debt of the Short Story to the Germans. Hawthorne learned to read German, with difficulty, in 1843 — that is, after much of his best v/ork had been pub- lished. There were translations of a few of Tieck's tales, to be sure, by 1S25, but the best were not chosen, and it is not to be assumed that Hawthorne ever saw them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the introduction to Serapionsbriuler^ Hoffmann formu- lates a method which was often Hawthorne's, and is certainly that of many impressionistic, modern short The Short Story stories. 'At least, ' he says, 'let each one of us (the Brethren who are to tell the tales) strive earnestly and truly to grasp the image that has arisen in his mind in all its features, its colors, its lights and its shades, and then, when he feels himself really enkindled by them, let him proceed to embody them in an e...xternal descrip- tion. ' Then the resemblance of 'Feathertop' to the 'Vogel- scheuche' of Tieck has been often pointed out, and many another resemblance. But none of this proves the direct debt of the Short Story to the Germans. Hawthorne learned to read German, with difficulty, in 1843 — that is, after much of his best v/ork had been pub- lished. There were translations of a few of Tieck's tales, to be sure, by 1S25, but the best were not chosen, and it is not to be assumed that Hawthorne ever saw them.
What to read after The Short Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Canby Henry Seidel to read onlineMoreLess
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