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Der Briefwechsel zwischen Stefan George und Ernst Morwitz erschließt neue Facetten des Dichters und seines Kreises. Sichtbar wird eine ebenbürtige Freundschafts- und Liebesbeziehung zwischen George und dem jungen jüdischen Juristen, der in der Weimarer Republik zu einem hochrangigen Richter aufstieg. Die Briefe zeigen, dass durch Morwitz Jugend und Pädagogik im George-Kreis eine wachsende Bedeutung neben Dichtung und Wissenschaft zukam.

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Language German ● Format PDF ● Pages 634 ● ISBN 9783110617740 ● Editor Carola Groppe & Ute Oelmann ● Publisher De Gruyter ● Published 2019 ● Downloadable 3 times ● Currency EUR ● ID 9434110 ● Copy protection Adobe DRM

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