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Beinhaltet auch: Goethe (1) | 40,016 (48,471) | 484 | 356 |  (3.79) | 119 | 0 | Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, 1749-1832 Johann Wolfgang von Goethe was born in Frankfurt am Main. He was greatly influenced by his mother, who encouraged his literary aspirations. After troubles at school, he was taught at home and gained an exceptionally wide education. At the age of 16, Goethe began to study law at Leipzig University from 1765 to 1768, and he also studied drawing with Adam Oeser. After a period of illness, he resumed his studies in Strasbourg from 1770 to 1771. Goethe practiced law in Frankfurt for two years and in Wetzlar for a year. He contributed to the Frankfurter Gelehrte Anzeigen from 1772 to 1773, and in 1774 he published his first novel, self-revelatory Die Leiden des Jungen Werthers. In 1775 he was welcomed by Duke Karl August into the small court of Weimar, where he worked in several governmental offices. He was a council member and member of the war commission, director of roads and services, and managed the financial affairs of the court. Goethe was released from day-to-day governmental duties to concentrate on writing, although he was still general supervisor for arts and sciences, and director of the court theatres. In the 1790s Goethe contributed to Friedrich von Schiller´s journal Die Horen, published Wilhelm Meister's Apprenticeship, and continued his writings on the ideals of arts and literature in his own journal, Propyläen. The first part of his masterwork, Faust, appeared in 1808, and the second part in 1832. Goethe had worked for most of his life on this drama, and was based on Christopher Marlowe's Faust. From 1791 to 1817, Goethe was the director of the court theatres. He advised Duke Carl August on mining and Jena University, which for a short time attracted the most prominent figures in German philosophy. He edited Kunst and Altertum and Zur Naturwissenschaft. Goethe died in Weimar on March 22, 1832. He and Duke Schiller are buried together, in a mausoleum in the ducal cemetery. (Bowker Author Biography) — biography from Die Leiden des jungen Werther … (mehr) |
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(eng)Please be careful when combining Goethe's autobiographical works - the various editions of "From My Life: Poetry and Truth" (Aus Meinem Leben: Dichtung und Wahrheit) contain differing portions of the complete work. Vol. 5 in the Princeton Edition containing Part 4 is a DIFFERENT work from vol. 4 containing Parts 1-3, the latter being similar to most other editions which are allegedly complete but contain only those first three Parts. Werke von Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Faust II (Autor) 1,479 Exemplare, 10 Rezensionen Faust (Autor) 1,281 Exemplare, 20 Rezensionen Faust (Autor) 316 Exemplare, 1 Rezension Urfaust 210 Exemplare, 2 Rezensionen Clavigo (Autor) 36 Exemplare, 1 Rezension Stella (Autor) 31 Exemplare, 1 Rezension Inni (Autor) 13 Exemplare Opere (Autor) 8 Exemplare Poemas 3 Exemplare, 1 Rezension Auch von Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Top-Mitglieder (Werke)Krisztina79 (236), psch (150), GoerLib (70), Freedman_Metzger_Col (64), ThomasKleinert (61), Nachlass_Kalnapilis (58), baculus (55), Hughie2 (53), Helga365 (47), dwidwldw (47), ThomasMann (45), woodelf89 (45), MissBrangwen (44) — mehr Zuletzt hinzugefügtJenniferEaton (1), Masnou (2), Gustavoreis (2), SwatiRavi (2), telackey (1), cedarsguest (2), christiandior (1), lernanto (1), KaiStarkk (2), DrYeeWC (1) NachlassbibliothekenThomas Mann (45), Gillian Rose (35), Hannah Arendt (24), Franz Kafka (17), Ralph Waldo Emerson (15), Astrid Lindgren (10), William Somerset Maugham (9), Sir Walter Scott (8), Eeva-Liisa Manner (7), Gustave Flaubert (7) — 70 mehr, Sylvia Plath (7), Edward St. John Gorey (6), USS California (Armored Cruiser No. 6) (5), Graham Greene (4), Herman Melville (4), Gertrude Stein and Alice B. Toklas (4), Friedrich Nietzsche (4), Walker Percy (4), Alfred Deakin (4), W. H. Auden (4), T. E. Lawrence (3), Carl Sandburg (3), Edward Estlin Cummings (3), Lewis Carroll (3), Leonard and Virginia Woolf (3), Theodore Dreiser (3), Maggie L. Walker (3), William Gaddis (3), Robert & Elizabeth Barrett Browning (3), Ernest Hemingway (3), Alfred Bernhard Nobel (2), Alexander Pushkin (2), William Butler Yeats (2), Karen Blixen (2), Maria Àngels Anglada d'Abadal (2), David Foster Wallace (2), Dante Gabriel Rossetti (2), Danilo Kiš (2), Barbara Pym (2), C. S. Lewis (2), Frederick Douglass (2), Robert Ranke Graves (2), Richard Henry Lee (1), Rose Standish Nichols (1), Robert E. Howard (1), Terence Kemp McKenna (1), Theodore John Kaczynski (1), Thomas Jefferson (1), Valeriya Ilyinichina Novodvorskaya (1), William Makepeace Thackeray (1), Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (1), Ruth Bader Ginsburg (1), Samuel Gardner Drake (1), Rudyard Kipling (1), James Boswell (1), Emily Dickinson (1), Elbridge Gerry (1), Evelyn Waugh (1), Frankenstein's Monster (1), Fyodor Dostoevsky (1), Edna St. Vincent Millay (1), Edith Sitwell (1), Anthony Burgess (1), Arthur Ransome (1), Charles Macklin (1), Dwight David Eisenhower (1), Gerald Brosseau Gardner (1), International Space Station (1), Lawrence Durrell (1), Joseph Priestley (1), Marie Antoinette (1), Nelson Algren (1), Oscar Wilde (1), John Muir (1), JeffBuckley (1), Iris Murdoch (1), Isaiah Thomas (1), Jack Kerouac (1), James Joyce (1), Pei Te Hurinui Jones (1) Lieblingsautoren der MitgliederMitglieder: merlin1234, J_Ortega, BohdiCave, Synechist, dkarenart, gangleri, tcg17321, mysterium, Marnix.Princen, pmowrey, MatteoPeruzzo, teepland, gentgj, Fashy_Goy, Jantarnaja, WSMaugham, BINDINGSTHATLAST, Larou, lokidragon, jearnold (mehr 99 anzeigen), shj2be, MissMomica, tateha, KallaLis, Elizabeth.Reed, Privates Mitglied, amenrov, bibliopolitan, Mr_Mojo_Risin, madeleine71, zenosbooks, leigonj, cabingoat, lispm, yllumiere, MissBrangwen, Dieter.Vdv, Mortritia, ajalp, wilboek, j.a.lesen, David_Cain, Bertolt, OscarWildesLibrary, charon79, javiermarias, herzdame, AnaD11, GeneRuyle, BiancaL, foc4488, Privates Mitglied, thkey, bandedtulip, Rakanis, Cheeserino, Goldfynch, sys9012, Sporkredfox, Honisoitquimalypense, rvdm61, ChingShih, europhile, gcamp, phollando, WillemFrederik, ThomasMann, Myouqa, ve.wien, drewjameson, Schehezerade, dagger_zen, jmkuhn, A.G., rachelick, SomeGuyInVirginia, roby72, SusieBookworm, melomaan, soniaandree, natbeourfriend, DavidX, wakeupchocolate, Privates Mitglied, Simonsen, TomH, TartarugaLitteraria, oo7ninjaturtle, Dahlschmitts, pechmerle, bleve0, Privates Mitglied, zgao, daftwerk, myub, boekerij, walshga, anaall, omarius, pageboy, paranous, aznstarlette, Lumilyhty, mg069, JanWillemNoldus, jerkboy, AsYouKnow_Bob, Dr_Benway, jugoslavija, knowthyself, crowderb, christophsf15, mirmir, Stig_Brantley, jess.icawright, NicholasOakley, phantasmogoria, mdwilliams, PhilOPosia
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe hat 4 vergangene Veranstaltungen. (show)  Book Signing  Transgenres with Vijay Seshadri Why do so many poets also write prose nonfiction? What transformations occur between poem and essay? Pulitzer Prizewinner Vijay Seshadri, whose newest book is 3 Sections, discusses notions of identity, form, and fulfillment for contemporary writers. (rmharris)ゲーテとイタリア Veranstaltungsort: 大阪府庁新別館南館８階 大研修室 Johann Wolfgang Goethe Johann Wolfgang Goethe, De la meva vida. Poesia i veritat.Presentació a càrrec de la traductora, Núria Mirabet i Cucala acompanyada de Jordi Jané Carbó. (gamoia)
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