Heine in England
Heine in England by Stanton L. Wormley, published by the University of North Carolina Press in February 2018, is a scholarly examination of the English fascination with the poet Heinrich Heine. This edition, consisting of 332 pages, presents a comprehensive appraisal of various translations, articles, reviews, letters, and diaries that reflect the depth and nature of Heine’s impact on English literature.
Readers will find a detailed exploration of the literary criticism surrounding Heine, highlighting the significant interest he garnered in England. The book delves into comparative literature, showcasing how Heine’s work has been received and interpreted through different lenses. This enduring edition aims to provide both historical and cultural insights, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the intersections of German and English literary traditions.
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The English have displayed a tremendous interest in Heine. The author presents and appraises a large number of translations, articles, reviews, letters, diaries, and other material that indicate both the extent and nature of the interest in this enigmatic genius.
Originally published in 1943.
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