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The sorrows of young Werther

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Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

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The Sorrows of Young Werther propelled Goethe to instant fame when it first appeared in 1774. Goethe's story of a sensitive young artist--an alienated youth of searching introspection and passionate intensity--captured the Romantic sensibility of the day and led to a wave of imitations. Translated by the award-winning author David Constantine, this new edition captures the novel's lyric clarity and powerful immediacy. In addition, Constantine's critical introduction sheds light on the autobiographical background, the novel's epistolary form and structure, and Werther's reception and afterlife. The explanatory notes illuminate contemporary allusions, literary references, and the parallels with Goethe's life.

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Titre: The sorrows of young Werther
Langue: Anglais
Auteurs: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Éditeur: Barnes & Noble Books
Publié: 2005
ISBN10: 0760768331
ISBN13: 9780760768334
Séries: The Barnes & Noble library of essential reading
Mots clés: Fiction, Histoire, Nature, Animaux, Romans d'amour, Philosophie, Droit, Littérature juridique, La nature, Classiques, Amour, Littérature allemande, Divertissement, Allemagne, Dramas, Mort, XVIIIe siècle, Désir, Romantisme, Combat, Suicide, Lettres, Premier roman, Correspondance, Avocats, Désespoir, Souffrance, Tourment, Romans épistolaires
Première publication: 1774
Titre original: Die Leiden des jungen Werther
Évaluation: 3,7 sur 5
Description: The Sorrows of Young Werther propelled Goethe to instant fame when it first appeared in 1774. Goethe's story of a sensitive young artist--an alienated youth of searching introspection and passionate intensity--captured the Romantic sensibility of the day and led to a wave of imitations. Translated by the award-winning author David Constantine, this new edition captures the novel's lyric clarity and powerful immediacy. In addition, Constantine's critical introduction sheds light on the autobiographical background, the novel's epistolary form and structure, and Werther's reception and afterlife. The explanatory notes illuminate contemporary allusions, literary references, and the parallels with Goethe's life.