Fontane, Theodor

Theodor Fontane s Effi. Briest (1895) is the highly refined product of a writer who came late to the novel, and whose achievement in a German context was to steer a course between, on the one hand, the heavy-handed attempts of Freytag, Gutzkow, or Spielhagen to emulate the teeming abundance of social life found in a Dickens or a Balzac, and on the other hand, the intensely inward German novel of subjectivity. [Pg.31]

Jasper, Willi, Der Bruder Heinrich Mann Eine Biographic (Frankfurt am Main, 1994) Minden, Michael, Realism versus poetry Theodor Fontane, Effi Briest , in David Midgley (ed.). The German Novel in the Twentieth Century Beyond Realism (Edinburgh, 1993), pp. 18-29 Minden, Michael (ed.), Thomas Mann (London, 1995)... [Pg.45]

Weber, Lilo, Hysteric in Texten von Theodor Fontane, Hedwig Dohm, Gabriele Reuter und Minna Kautsky (Bielefeld, 1996)... [Pg.45]

Accession of Kaiser Wilhelm II. Theodor Fontane, Irrungen Wirrungen... [Pg.314]

Sigmnnd Frend and Josef Brener, Studien iiber Hysterie Theodor Fontane, Effi Briest Gabriele Reuter, Aus guter Familie... [Pg.314]

Helene Bohlan, Das Recht der Mutter, Theodor Fontane, Die Poggenpuhls... [Pg.314]

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