Oxford Companion to German Literature, The - Mary Garland, Henry Garland
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 Oxford Companion to German Literature, The - Mary Garland, Henry Garland
Newest Review: ... or movement, it has always had something useful to offer. Listed alphabetically, it contains entries on major works of ... more  ... literary fiction from medieval to modern times - these are noted by title and you are given a brief review of plot, as well as a few comments on the author or period. Authors are also listed separately, and under each name you will find the titles and dates of their major works (look these up separately if you need to), as well as notes on their lives, careers and influences. Major literary movements, e.g. Romanticism/Idealism/Baroque, etc, are also listed in their own right, and here you will find the names of the prin...more |
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The Oxford Companion to German Literature
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Oxford Companion to German Literature, The - Mary Garland, Henry Garland: Literary Lifesaver (362 words)
by - written on 15/09/00 (Very useful, 26 readings)
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This book is an essential purchase for anyone considering a degree involving the study of German literature. It would also be useful for someone looking at German history and culture in general. It would be impossible for me to calculate just how many times I have needed this book during my degree course (German - in case you hadn't guessed). Whether as a starting point before going digging in the library, or as a general reference for background information on an author or movement, it has always had something useful to offer. Listed alphabetically, it contains entries on major works of literary fiction from medieval to modern times - these are ... Read the complete review
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