Inciting Laughter: The Development of "Jewish Humor" in 19th Century German CultureWalter de Gruyter, 06.02.2013 - 338 Seiten No detailed description available for "Inciting Laughter". |
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... Goethe scholar and Berlin expert Ludwig Geiger can be found referring in a discussion of Saphir to " the humorous pun and that special sub - category of wit , which was distinguishable from others on the basis of its acerbity and ...
... Goethe scholar and Berlin expert Ludwig Geiger can be found referring in a discussion of Saphir to " the humorous pun and that special sub - category of wit , which was distinguishable from others on the basis of its acerbity and ...
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... Goethe and Schiller . As negatively charged as this discourse was , however , it did not function exclusively to the detriment of the writers in question . Along with the smear of tawdriness and illegiti- macy , the tag Judenwitz also ...
... Goethe and Schiller . As negatively charged as this discourse was , however , it did not function exclusively to the detriment of the writers in question . Along with the smear of tawdriness and illegiti- macy , the tag Judenwitz also ...
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... Goethe himself - focused as much on physical and cultural attributes as on vocal abilities . For example , her entry in a popular theatrical lexicon of the time read : Henriette Sontag was the dearest , most adorable and simple German ...
... Goethe himself - focused as much on physical and cultural attributes as on vocal abilities . For example , her entry in a popular theatrical lexicon of the time read : Henriette Sontag was the dearest , most adorable and simple German ...
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... Goethe and accused their enemy of being a literary sans - sculotte , hinting ominously that the impulses under- lying his brand of humor were those of political anarchy . " The pseudo- patricianism of this attitude and its accompanying ...
... Goethe and accused their enemy of being a literary sans - sculotte , hinting ominously that the impulses under- lying his brand of humor were those of political anarchy . " The pseudo- patricianism of this attitude and its accompanying ...
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... Goethe's and Schiller's Xenia of 1797 - readers had never before been treated to a public controversy accompanied by such rapid - fire mudslinging . Even while both sides claimed to be taking the high road and sought to dress up their ...
... Goethe's and Schiller's Xenia of 1797 - readers had never before been treated to a public controversy accompanied by such rapid - fire mudslinging . Even while both sides claimed to be taking the high road and sought to dress up their ...
Inhalt
Atta Troll | 180 |
Cottas neglect and Heines individual reception | 189 |
Judenwitz in and as Literary History | 193 |
The core myth of German literary history | 195 |
The adaptation of the myth over time | 207 |
Continuity and caesura | 222 |
CONCLUSION | 224 |
TRANSLATONS | 229 |
Ludwig Börnes Serious Humor | 64 |
Börnes attitudes toward Jewishness and humor | 69 |
Börne as arts critic | 81 |
Affinities between Börne and Menzel | 91 |
Börnes direct political writings | 99 |
The antiJudenwitz backlash | 104 |
Menzel as Börne apologist | 114 |
Börnes response | 117 |
The BörneMenzel estrangement | 123 |
Börnes final shift | 133 |
Börnes individual reception | 136 |
CHAPTER 4 Who Gets the Job Now? Heinrich Heine and the J G Cotta Publishing House | 139 |
Heines early contact with Cotta | 144 |
Judenwitz and literary talent | 149 |
The Baths of Lucca | 157 |
The backlash against The Baths of Lucca and its influence on Cotta | 173 |
Introduction | 231 |
The KilledOff Yet Still Alive and Kicking M G Saphir or Thirteen Dramatic Poets and a Magician Against One Lone Editor | 232 |
Come Here or Dear Public Look and Trust Whom You Please | 235 |
On Witz | 238 |
On Börne | 241 |
The Jews in Frankfurt am Main | 244 |
Theater Reviews | 247 |
Monograph of the German Post Snail A Contribution to the Natural History of Mollusks and Testaceans | 253 |
Letters from Paris | 259 |
Menzel the Frenchmens Scourge | 262 |
The Baths of Lucca | 266 |
Bibliography | 313 |
Secondary Sources | 317 |
Index | 327 |
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adversaries aesthetic Alexis anti-Jewish antisemitic arguments Atta Troll attack audience Baths of Lucca Börne and Heine career censorship comedy Cotta Count Platen critics deutsche deutschen Literatur enemies ethnic example feud figures Fouqué Frankfurt German culture German language German literary history German literature Geschichte der deutschen ghetto Goethe Gottschall Gumpelino Heine's Heinezeit Heinrich Heine Herr Historisch-kritische Gesamtausgabe hostile Hyazinth Ibid idea identity images issue Jeanette Wohl Jewish emancipation Jewish humor Jews Johann Friedrich Johann Friedrich Cotta jokes Juden Judenwitz Judenwitz stereotype Königstädter later laughter Letters from Paris literary-historical Lucca Ludwig Börne M. G. Saphir mainstream Marquis Menzel mode Morning Bulletin narrative nationalist native negative never Nonetheless opinion pamphlet play poems poet poetic poetry polemic political popular public sphere published representative rhetorical role Säkularausgabe Sämtliche Schriften Saphir and Berlin satiric sense social society Sontag talent theater tion traditional Witz Wolfgang Menzel words write Young Germany