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Günter Butzer & Joachim Jacob
Metzler Lexikon literarischer Symbole [PDF ebook]

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Mohn, Glas, Blau, Licht, Traum, Kreis über 400 Artikel erläutern die zentralen Bedeutungen der wichtigsten literarischen Symbole abendländischer Literatur. Pflanzen, Gegenstände, Farben, Tiere, Orte und Zustände können eine über die konkrete Bildlichkeit hinausweisende Bedeutung annehmen. Welche? Literarische Beispiele von der Antike bis zur Gegenwart geben Aufschluss. Zugleich zeichnet das Lexikon die Geschichte der jeweiligen Symbole nach. Unverzichtbar für die Textinterpretation.

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Günter Butzer, Professor für Komparatistik, Universität Augsburg; Joachim Jacob, Professor für Neuere Deutsche Literaturwissenschaft, Universität Gießen

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Language German ● Format PDF ● Pages 443 ● ISBN 9783476050182 ● File size 89.3 MB ● Editor Günter Butzer & Joachim Jacob ● Publisher J.B. Metzler ● City Stuttgart ● Country DE ● Published 2008 ● Downloadable 24 months ● Currency EUR ● ID 2158344 ● Copy protection Social DRM

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