User:Reconsideration2/German poetry

Oxford Companion

• Garland, Henry and Mary, The Oxford Companion to German Literature, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1976

Klassizimus (Classicism)

"Elevated classical idealism covers roughly the years 1780-1810, but is at its peak between 1786 and 1805" -- p 470

• Goethe
  • Iphigenie auf Tauris
  • Torquato Tasso
  • Hermann und Dorothea
  • Alexis und Dora
  • Die natürliche Tochter

• Schiller
  • Wallenstein

Maria Stuart Die Braut von Messina

• • Der Spaziergang
  • Nänie
• A. W. Schlegel
  • Ion
• Hölderlin
• J. H. Voss
  • Odyssee 1781, one of the most widely read translations of Homer
• Winckelmann

Romantic

• Sturm und Drang
• Biedermeier
• Poetischer Realismus (Poetic Realism)
• Schwabischer Dichterkreis
• von Schlegels
• Caroline Schelling
• J.G. Fichte
• Des Knaben Wunderhorn, 1805-1808
• Herder
• J. J. von gorres
• J. von Eichendorff
• Arnim
• Brentano
• A. W. Schlegel
• Z. Werner
• E.T.A. Hoffmann
• F. de la Motte Fouque
• A. von Chamisso
• L. Uhland
• G. Schwab
• J. Kerner
• W. Hauff
• E. Morike
• H. von Kleist
• H. Heine
• Holderlin
• N. Lenau
• Tieck
• Wackenroder
• Novalis

Footnotes

up to page 240:

http://books.google.com/books?id=n9EPAAAAMAAJ&printsec=frontcover&dq=%22German+literature%22&as_brr=3&ei=NqwmS-W3BKT8ygSx-emvCw&cd=3#v=onepage&q=&f=false

Hofmann's anthology

Footnotes

ref mh20cgp>Hoffman, Michael, Twentieth-Century German Poetry: An Anthology, New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2005, ISBN 9780374105358</ref

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List

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• 1871 * Christian Morgenstern (died 1914)

• 1869 * Else Lasker-Schüler (died 1945)

• Ranier Maria Rilke

• 1879 * Paul Klee (died 1940)

• 1883 * Ernst Stadler (died 1914)

• 1886 * Gottfried Benn (died 1956)

• 1887 * Georg Heym (died 1912)

• 1887 * Jakob van Hoddis (died 1914)

• 1887 * Hans Arp (died 1966)

• 1887 * Kurt Schwitters (died 1947)

• 1890 * Franz Werfel (died 1945)

• 1891 * Nelly Sachs (died 1970 in poetry|1970]])

• 1893 * George Grosz (died 1959)

• 1898 * Bertolt Brecht (died 1956)

• 1903 * Peter Huchel (died 1981)

• 1907 * Günter Eich (died 1972 in poetry|1972]])

• 1911 * Ernst Meister (died 1979 in poetry|1979]])

• 1917 * Johannes Bobrowski (died 1965)

• 1917 * Rainer Brambach (died 1983)

• 1920 * Paul Celan (died 1970)

• 1924 * Friederike Mayröcker

• 1925 * Ernst Jandl (died 2000)

• 1925 * Heinz Piontek (died 2003)

• 1925 * Inge Müller (died 1966)

• 1926 * Ingeborg Bachmann (died 1973 in poetry|1973]])

• 1927 * Oskar Pastior

• 1927 * Günter Grass

• 1928 * Hertha Kräftner (died 1951)

• 1929 * Günter Kunert

• 1929 * Heiner Müller (died 1995)

• 1929 * Hans Magnus Enzensberger

• 1930 * Adolf Endler

• 1932 * Jürgen Becker

• 1933 * Reiner Kunze

• 1935 * Sarah Kirsch

• 1935 * Christoph Meckel

• 1937 * Kurt Bartsch

• 1937 * Nicolas Born (died 1979)

• 1938 * Elke Erb

• 1939 * Volker Braun

• 1940 * Rolf Dieter Brinkmann (died 1975)

• 1942 * Karin Kiwus

• 1943 * Michael Krüger

• 1944 * Jürgen Theobaldy

• 1946 * Joachim Sartorius

• 1957 * Uwe Kolbe

• 1962 * Durs Grünbein

• 1963 * Lutz Seiler

• 1965 * Marcel Beyer

• 1966 * Volker Sielaff

• 1969 * Hauke Hückstädt

• 1969 * Matthias Göritz

• 1971 * Jan Wagner

Contemporary

Timeline

• 1993 -- Christoph Janacs, Nichtung ("Nihilation"), Ottensheim: Edition Thannhäuser
• 1995 -- Christoph Janacs, Der abwesende Blick ("The absent glance") Weitra: Bibliothek der Provinz
• 1998 -- Christoph Janacs, Templo Mayor, St. Georgs Presse, including "Teotihuacán", "Aztec Summer"
• 1999 -- Christoph Janacs, Brunnennacht ("Night Fountain"), St. Georgs Presse, 17 poems
• 2000 -- Christoph Janacs, Sumava, Baden: Grasl Verlag
• 2000 -- Christoph Janacs, Tras la ceniza/Der Asche entgegen ("The Ash Meet"), German/Spanish, 24 poems, with an introduction by Marco Antonio Campos and translations by Javier García-Galiano; Mexico City: Ediciones El Tucan de Virginia
• 2002 -- Christoph Janacs, draußen die Nacht in uns, Vienna: Edition Korresponderizen
• 2004 -- Christoph Janacs, Sumava/Böhmerwald ("Sumava/Bohemian Forest"), poems revised from Sumava (first published in 2000) and new poems; Oberplan