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The Nature of Realism in Grimmelshausen's «Simplicissimus» Cycle of Novels

The Nature of Realism in Grimmelshausen's «Simplicissimus» Cycle of Novels

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Series: Europaeische Hochschulschriften / European University Studie, Book 479

Literary Criticism

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ISBN10: 3261049677
ISBN13: 9783261049674
Publisher: Peter Lang
Published: Dec 31 1981
Pages: 262
Language: English
This study of the Simplicissimus cycle of works seeks to demonstrate Grimmelshausen's modernity as an author and thinker. A new evaluation of Simplex and others as characters is undertaken; the author's use of time and space is examined, as are the credibility of action and the interweaving of real and fictional history; the values upheld in the works are re-assessed. The study shows a writer who, although at times intermittently realistic, is largely engaged in portraying contemporary life in a realistic fashion.

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