The Life And Works of Friedrich Hebbel
The Life And Works of Friedrich Hebbel
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L. Heiberg, a prominent Danish critic, who attacked Hebbel with some severity, and among Digitized by Google Two Essays on the Theory of the Drama 109 other things declared him to be a philosophical bankrupt.
Hebbel was not the man to accept this criticism amiably.
In a sharp reply, printed by Campe in the summer of 184S, he reaffirms his position point for point, with an even more emphatic statement on reconciliation. He knew that this was the pivot of his theory. He therefore disclaims that h...e is advancing any new doctrine. He takes refuge with Shakespeare and the Greeks. So far fro m the drama , as he con ceives it, ending with a dissonance TlTendst^lie ^sajs^ith the^highest harmony, it automaticall y destro ys _the duajisticv form, of life, "as soon as^th at-jt p pearsJ;po sharply." It\ proc ures satisfa ction for_the Idea in destroying the indi-' y SSaT^^ mL^iuch^ by act or by existence, threatens to assume too much joom for itselT This saLisfacLiuu "is now incomplete, if fheTndivrdual perishes, sullen and unrecon-.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
L. Heiberg, a prominent Danish critic, who attacked Hebbel with some severity, and among Digitized by Google Two Essays on the Theory of the Drama 109 other things declared him to be a philosophical bankrupt.
Hebbel was not the man to accept this criticism amiably.
In a sharp reply, printed by Campe in the summer of 184S, he reaffirms his position point for point, with an even more emphatic statement on reconciliation. He knew that this was the pivot of his theory. He therefore disclaims that h...e is advancing any new doctrine. He takes refuge with Shakespeare and the Greeks. So far fro m the drama , as he con ceives it, ending with a dissonance TlTendst^lie ^sajs^ith the^highest harmony, it automaticall y destro ys _the duajisticv form, of life, "as soon as^th at-jt p pearsJ;po sharply." It\ proc ures satisfa ction for_the Idea in destroying the indi-' y SSaT^^ mL^iuch^ by act or by existence, threatens to assume too much joom for itselT This saLisfacLiuu "is now incomplete, if fheTndivrdual perishes, sullen and unrecon-.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas M. Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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