Schiller's Verhältnis zu dem Publikum seiner Zeit (Schiller's Relationship to the Audience of His Time) by Alexander Oskar Brosin examines the celebrated German playwright and poet Friedrich Schiller's connection to his contemporary audience. This study, originally published in 1875, provides insights into the social and cultural contexts that shaped Schiller's work and influenced its reception. Brosin delves into the dynamics between Schiller and the theater-going public, exploring how Schiller navigated the tastes and expectations of his time.
The book is a valuable resource for scholars of German literature, cultural history, and theater studies, offering a window into the literary world of 19th-century Germany and the enduring legacy of one of its most significant literary figures.
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