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• Johann Wolfgang von Goethe - A biography of the German dramatist. ...
• Death of Schiller - An account of the death of Goethe's closest friend. ...
• Faust - An analysis of the play by Goethe. ...
• Faust - A synopsis of the play by Goethe. ...
• The Faust Legend - An account of the creation of Goethe's most famous tragedy. ...
• Goethe as Theatre Director - An account of Goethe's time as director of the Weimar Theatre. ...
• Goethe: Monologues - An index of monologues by Goethe. ...
• Goethe: Poems - An index of poems by Goethe. ...
• Goethe's Birth and Education - A brief outline of Goethe's early years. ...
• Goethe's Death - A biographical account of Goethe's final hours. ...
• Goethe's Life at Weimar - A biographical account of Goethe's life at Weimar, where he lived from 1775 to 1786. ...
• Goethe's Love Affairs - A biographical account of Goethe's early love affairs. ...
• Goethe's Marriage - A brief account of the events surrounding Goethe's marriage to Christiane Vulpius. ...
• Götz von Berlichingen - An account of the creation of Goethe's first tragedy. ...
• Intercourse with Schiller - An account of Goethe's friendship with the dramatist Friedrich Schiller. ...

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• Das Verhältnis zwischen Johann Peter Eckermann und Goethe.
• »Eckermann und Goethe - Blaserohr und Flöte« spottete der Dichter Nikolaus Lenau (1802-1850). In der Tat prägten gewaltige Unterschiede das Verhältnis Eckermanns zu Goethe: Der junge, aus armseligen Verhältnissen stammende, bescheidene, zurückhaltende, stille Norddeutsche traf auf den alten, aus gutem Hause kommenden, weltberühmten, hochangesehenen, wohlhabenden, beredsamen Hessen. ... Nicht ohne Herablassung nannte Goethe den ihm ergebenen Helfer den »braven Eckermann«, der eine »einfach-reine Seele ist« (s. Goethe über Eckermann). ...
• 1844 an den Schriftsteller Heinrich Laube (1806-1884): »Mein Verhältnis zu Goethe war eigentümlicher Art und sehr zarter Natur. ...
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• Weiteren Aufschluß über das Verhältnis zwischen Goethe und Eckermann liefern Eckermanns "Gespräche mit Goethe". Beide Männer sahen einen Gewinn in der Bekanntschaft des andern, so daß Eckermann den Umgang wiederholt als "liebevoll" charakterisierte (Unterhaltungen des ersten Bandes "Gespräche mit Goethe" aus dem Jahre 1823). Goethe hatte sofort erkannt, daß er in dem jungen, ihm so sehr geneigten Dichter die richtige Person gefunden hatte, mit deren Hilfe er sein Gesamtwerk würde ordnen können (s. ... Ein paar Jahre später erhoffte er sich von seiner exzeptionellen Stellung darüber hinaus sogar persönlichen Ruhm: »Die Gespräche mit Goethe » machen das Glück meines Lebens . ... Eckermann war bereits fast achtunddreißig Jahre alt, als seine liebevolle Hochschätzung für Goethe ihn im Sommer 1830 in einen erdrückenden Gewissenskonflikt darüber stürzte, ob er weiter für Goethe oder aber endlich am eigenen literarischen Fortkommen arbeiten sollte. ...
• über die Motive für Eckermanns aufopferungsvolle Tätigkeit für Goethe s. ...
• Goethe »hat mir . ... « (Der preußische Staatsrat Schultz zu Eckermann; Eckermann, Gespräche mit Goethe, 2. ...

• On August 28, 1999, Weimar, European City of Culture for the year 1999, celebrated the 250th birthday of the man whose name comes to mind whenever Weimar is mentioned: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. A 'citizen of the world', Goethe was a man of extraordinary curiosity, he was fascinated by his immediate environment as well as by what was distant, his interest was attracted by the familiar as much as by the unknown. Generally recognized as one of the greatest and most versatile European writers and thinkers of modern times, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe had a great impact on the growth of literary romanticism. Best known for his lyrical poetry, novels, and particularly for his dramatic poem Faust, Goethe also made substantial contributions to biology and to the history and philosophy of science. ... In awareness of all this Germany celebrates Goethe Year 1999. The whole world is also going to celebrate Goethe's anniversary: Dublin, London, Moskau, New York, Rom, Tokyo. ...
• Goethe's life, bright from the very youth and till the old age, was full of love and passion. ... All Goethe's passions are described in his six-volume autobiography, Aus meinem Leben: Dichtung und Wahrheit. To the extremes of Goethe's love life belongs also the suggestion of his homosexuality.
• Goethe was and still remains the greatest German poet and one of the most famous writers of the world. He has left us the huge literary heritage, and by reading his beautiful works we will pay our tribute to Goethe's genius. ...
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• Goethe's last name is pronounced Gaer-tah, and he's generally recognized as one of the greatest and most versatile European thinkers of modern times. ...
• As a boy, Goethe was rather precocious. ...
• The best known of Goethe's works is Faust, written over the course of fifty seven years and finally published when he was 81. ...
• Goethe met, in his lifetime, an enviable collection of naive, middle-class girls who found themselves in that precious phase of "waiting" for that one special male who could trigger their dormant passions.
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• Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832) was possibly the greatest writer in German literature. ...
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• The Kuusankoski (Finland) Public Library Goethe Page.
• The myth of Goethe's Faust in The Master and Margarita -- An article by Anita McCreath, University of South Africa.

• Goethe Live Recitation .
• Welcome to the Goethe Live Recitation Chat. Every day, on the hour, fans of the Great Books from around the world gather here to participate in a live recitation centered about Goethe. Generally this chatroom is most active from 9:00 PM to 3:00 AM EST, but you may arrange other times to meet here in the Goethe Lecture Hall, where you can also post more permanent messages and enjoy an archive of fellow student's wit and wisdom. ...

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• Germany - The literary estate of Goethe in the Goethe and Schiller Archives The literary estate of Goethe is the most important holding of the Stiftung Weimarer Klassik / Goethe and Schiller Archives (GSA) in Weimar. Goethe still is the best-known German writer and poet world-wide and this collection of manuscripts includes the most important of his creative works. As a result of Goethe’s activities to create his own archives of written records during the second half of his life the bulk of today’s holdings were established. These comprehensive archives left by Goethe represent the original core of the Goethe and Schiller Archives. It encloses manuscripts of all periods of Goethe’s life. Therefore, it reflects the artistic creation of Goethe as well as his philosophical and intellectual horizon. The Foundation added (and still adds) to this original core writings by Goethe that were found in other people's estates. ... diaries, letters and scientific essays, the estate of Goethe in its unity, completeness and range of holdings today represents a unique record not only of the creative work of Goethe but, reflects in Goethe's works the whole Classical Period in Germany.

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• Description of text : A new complete verse translation of Goethe's Faust Part I and II, with stage directions, and optional line numbers. ...

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• Professor Finds Skeletons in Goethe's Closet and Upsets Parts of Europe.
• Professor Finds Skeletons in Goethe's Closet and Upsets Parts of Europe in Doing So .
• Daniel Wilson dipped into German archives on political activities of the great writer Johann Wolfgang Goethe, he expected to discover a few skeletons in the closet. ...
• His stack of newspaper clippings, three inches thick, documented some extreme reactions to his latest book, titled in English "The Goethe Taboo: Protest and Human Rights in Classical Weimar. ...
• This month, on the eve of the 250th anniversary of Goethe's birth, Wilson reflects on what it was like to challenge the image of one of Europe's greatest cultural icons. ...
• Explain who Goethe is and what he means to his native Germany. ...
• There is almost nothing in other countries like the role that Goethe plays for German national identity. ... At crucial junctures in German history, Goethe has represented everything a "better Germany" stands for. ...
• As far as national pride is concerned, who is Goethe equivalent to? .
• Even Shakespeare doesn't play anything like the role for British identity that Goethe does for Germany. You might compare Goethe in this country to Jefferson, but I think Americans are much more relaxed talking about Jefferson and his conflicts on slavery than Germans are about any kind of political questioning of Goethe. ...
• You found Goethe's humanitarian principles did not always match his actions when he was a top-level administrator in the German prinicipality of Saxe-Weimar. ...
• Goethe signed off on the authorizing documents despite clearly established legal principles that a criminal was to be punished according to set laws -- for example, seven years in prison for theft. ...
• Also, Goethe approved the financing of police spies at the University of Jena, though the professors had condemned this practice on legal and moral grounds. ...
• With so much already written about Goethe over the centuries, how could the experts have missed this? .
• It is surprising and embarrassing for some people, because Goethe has been studied almost like no other person. Most of these documents have remained unknown because they are not writings of Goethe himself, but items he signed off on, indicating he took part in making the decision. ...

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