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“Our mind has its own ideal time, which is no other but the consciousness of the progressive development of our beings.”

Quote by August Wilhelm von Schlegel

Book:Lectures on Dramatic Art and Literature

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Lectures on Dramatic Art and Literature

This book delves into the theoretical and practical aspects of dramatic art and literature, offering insights into the creation, analysis, and appreciation of dramatic works. more

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August Wilhelm von Schlegel

August Wilhelm von Schlegel was a German poet, critic, and translator, whose work significantly influenced German literature. Born on September 8, 1767, and dying on May 12, 1845, Schlegel's contributions to the Romantic movement were substantial. more

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