Fontane's Landscapes

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  • Fontane's Landscapes Book Detail

  • Author : James N. Bade
  • Release Date : 2009
  • Publisher : Königshausen & Neumann
  • Genre : German literature
  • Pages : 174
  • ISBN 13 : 3826040775
  • File Size : 93,93 MB
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Fontane's Landscapes by James N. Bade PDF Summary

Book Description: Aimed primarily at English-speaking undergraduate students of German literature, but also with graduate students and a general readership in mind, this book deals with the literary landscapes in Theodor Fontane's best known novels - 'Schach von Wuthenow' (1882), 'Irrungen, Wirrungen' (1888), and 'Effi Briest' (1895). It is an illuminating introduction to one of Europe's finest novelists. "It is an excellent idea to guide readers through the novels by way of focusing on the landscapes. James Bade brings an enormous amount of material into the discussion and is always detailed and precise. The book reads very well and enriches the Fontane literature.--publisher website.

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