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Jürgen Daiber & Eckhard Grunewald
2010 – 2011 [PDF ebook]

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Aurora, das Jahrbuch der Eichendorff-Gesellschaft erschien als Fortsetzung des Almanachs Aurora (1929–1943) nach dem Kriege erstmals wieder 1953. Seitdem ist das Jahrbuch durch eine zunehmende Öffnung gegenüber dem kulturgeschichtlichen Umfeld von Eichendorffs Leben und Werk und seinen umfangreichen Rezensionsteil zu einem der führenden Publikationsorte und Referateorgane zur klassisch-romantischen Zeit geworden. In jedem Jahrgang findet sich zudem eine Jahresbibliographie zu Eichendorff. Publikationssprache ist Deutsch.

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