Trauerspiele is a collection of German tragedies, offering a glimpse into the dramatic literature of the 17th century. This volume showcases the works of Andreas Gryphius, a prominent figure of the German Baroque era, alongside other authors such as Hermann Palm and Nicolas Caussin. These plays, often characterized by their exploration of themes such as death, political intrigue, and religious conflict, reflect the turbulent times in which they were written.

Gryphius's contributions are particularly significant, solidifying his reputation as a master of German tragedy. Readers interested in the history of German literature, European drama, and the cultural landscape of the Baroque period will find this collection to be a valuable resource.

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ISBN-13	9781143880926
ISBN-10	1143880927
Weight	3.18 Pounds
Dimensions	7.44 x 1.63 x 9.69 In
List Price	$56.75

Format	Paperback
Pages	824 pages
Publisher	Nabu Press
Published On	2010-02-01

Trauerspiele

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