Goethe Yearbook 11

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October 15th Thursday, October 15th First Paper October 22 (Thu) Mozart - Figaro's wedding and Don Giovanni's movie clip 10/29 Knobel's Condorsse and Bourke 11/5 Goethe and Roman Principle Knoebel's poet; Delacroix and G © ricault 11/12 Jane Austen - reason and emotion 11/19 Freedom of John Stuart Mill with Alexis De Tocque of Knoebel 11/26 Marx of Knoebel and Zola (Germinal, J ' accuse), 12/3 Meyers, Impressionist Quartet 12/10 Ibsen, final paper by Hedda Gabler as of December 13. Please explain the nature of the course. Through Western culture, you can follow a long tradition of literary texts - lyrics and epics, novels, important articles - drawing visual artworks of art and allowing readers to ponder the fundamentally different nature of reading and viewing. On the other hand, countless paintings and statues use scenes and letters of works written as objects of visual expression.

Born in Frankfurt, Germany on August 28, 1749, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe received extensive counseling on languages. Goethe's father, a lawyer, gives priority to the education of his son, allowing him to participate in many literary and cultural activities. Goethe was fascinated by writers like Homer and Orbit and kept in mind all parts of these texts. The love of Goethe's poetry is established through his legitimate training and in 1770 announced Annet's first poems collection anonymously. When he finished his research he created a satire crime comedy, fell in love with folk poetry, and developed. He has a strong interest in Shakespeare, and this character calls his "personal awakening".