Goethe und die Rhetorik / Olaf Kramer.

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Kramer, Olaf

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TextSeries: Rhetorik-Forschungen ; Bd. 18.Publication details: Berlin : De Gruyter, 2010.Description: 1 online resource (ix, 400 pages) : illustrationsContent type:

text

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computer

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online resource

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9783110234701
311023470X

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Goethe und die Rhetorik.DDC classification:

830.9/006 22

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PT2225 .K735 2010eb

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GK 4437

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Contents:

Prolegomena -- Rhetorica contra rehtoricam? -- Evidentia als Mittel oratoischer und literarischer Rhetorik im Sturm und Drang -- Genie statt Rhetorik? -- Anthropologische Modelle der Rhetorik als Subtext des Genie-Diskurses -- Kunst als Natur? Modifikationen des imitatio-Konzepts im Übergang zur Klassik -- Rhetorische Artifizialität als ästhetisches Prinzip der Klassik -- Begrenzte Individualität : Zum Problem rhetorischer Verhaltensregulierung -- Gespräch und Geselligkeit : Rhetorik in der bürgerlichen Gesprächskultur -- "Das unerwartet ungeheure Wort" : Paradigmen rhetorischer Erkenntnistheorie in "Iphigenie auf Tauris" -- Im Reich der Rhetorik : Von der Schulrhetorik zur Erkenntnishtheorie (Faust-Dichtungen, Meister-Romane) -- "Denn was soll die Rede taugen ..." -- Rezeption und Adaption der Rhetorik bei Goethe (Zussamenfassung).

Summary: Goethe is still considered one of the great critics of rhetoric, who in his writing did not follow the tradition of the schools of rhetoric. Nevertheless he dealt with questions of rhetoric repeatedly, and he thoroughly studied the works of the authorities in the field of rhetoric in antiquity and his own time. This monograph investigates traces of rhetoric in the works of Goethe with a particular emphasis on its importance and reception in the "genius period", but also in the classical dramas (Tasso, Iphigenia, Faust) as well as in his later poetry and his autobiography.

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 359-387) and index.

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Goethe is still considered one of the great critics of rhetoric, who in his writing did not follow the tradition of the schools of rhetoric. Nevertheless he dealt with questions of rhetoric repeatedly, and he thoroughly studied the works of the authorities in the field of rhetoric in antiquity and his own time. This monograph investigates traces of rhetoric in the works of Goethe with a particular emphasis on its importance and reception in the "genius period", but also in the classical dramas (Tasso, Iphigenia, Faust) as well as in his later poetry and his autobiography.

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