Browsing by Author "Pfau, T"
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A Note on the pre-History of European Nihilism: Eroticism and Damaged Life in Don Giovanni
(andererseits: Yearbook of Transatlantic German Studies, 2013-10) -
"Bildungsroman"
(Blackwell Encyclopedia of Romantic Literature, 2011) -
Bildungsspiele: Vicissitudes of socialization in Wilhelm Meister's apprenticeship
(European Romantic Review, 2010-10-01)This essay scrutinizes the narrative logic of Goethe's Wilhelm Meister's Apprenticeship (1796), widely regarded as the most paradigmatic instance of the European Bildungsroman. Of particular concern is whether the formal ... -
"Botched execution" or historical inevitability: Conceptual dilemmas in Brad S. Gregory's the unintended reformation
(Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies, 2016-09-01) -
Kantian Aesthetics as "Soft" Iconoclasm
(LOGOS-A JOURNAL OF CATHOLIC THOUGHT AND CULTURE, 2021) -
Meta language and visual experience in The Stechlin
(German Quarterly, 2013-10-01) -
Mourning Modernity:: Classical Antiquity, Romantic Theory, and Elegiac Form
(2012-09-18)This article looks at literary theory. It locates that problematic integral in modernity's dramatically altered experience and conception of time. While the centrality of time to modern theory is hardly in doubt, an acutely ... -
On attention
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Rethinking the image: With some reflections on G. M. Hopkins
(Yearbook of Comparative Literature, 2011-01-01) -
Review of Paul Fry, Wordsworth and the Poetry of What We Are
(Modern Philology, 2011) -
“Seeing and being seen coincide” freedom as contemplation in Nicholas of Cusa and G. M. Hopkins
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Shadowing the lyric: Tilottama rajan reads romantic narrative
(Eighteenth Century, 2013-01-01)A review of Tilottama Rajan's Romantic Narrative: Shelley, Hays, Godwin, Wollstonecraft (2010). © 2013 University of Pennsylvania Press. -
“Superabundant being”: Disambiguating Rilke and Heidegger
(Modern Theology, 2019-01-01)Rilke’s impact on the generation of writers reshaping philosophy and theology during the interwar years is arguably without parallel. Within this constellation, the case of Heidegger as a reader of Rilke presents unique ... -
"William Paley"
(2011)
