"Sagen Sie Stauffenberg, wenn Sie an ihn schreiben, daß ich viel an ihn denke" : Kontakte Hugo von Hofmannsthals zu Wilhelm Schenk von Stauffenberg "When you write to Stauffenberg, tell him that I think of him a lot" : the contacts between Hugo von Hofmannsthal and Wilhelm Schenk von Stauffenberg
The friendly relationship between the renowned Munich doctor Wilhelm Schenk von Stauffenberg and the Austrian author Hugo von Hofmannsthal can be viewed in terms of the writer's life and work. This study traces the contacts between the two men,...
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The friendly relationship between the renowned Munich doctor Wilhelm Schenk von Stauffenberg and the Austrian author Hugo von Hofmannsthal can be viewed in terms of the writer's life and work. This study traces the contacts between the two men, describes their shared interests and shows how Hofmannsthal planned to depict Stauffenberg in his works. These issues are viewed against the background of Stauffenberg's and Hofmannsthal's friendship with Countess Mechtilde Lichnowsky, who introduced the two men in 1909; the paper traces the mutual contacts until Stauffenberg's death in 1918.
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"[Ich] hatte das große Glück ein Herz sprechen zu hören, das ich aus der eigenen Brust zu kennen glaube." : Kontakte der Fürstin Mechtilde Lichnowsky zu Franz Werfel und ihre Stellung in der kulturellen Geschichte des Adelshauses Lichnowsky "[Ich] hatte das große Glück ein Herz sprechen zu hören, das ich aus der eigenen Brust zu kennen glaube." : the contacts between Princess Mechtilde Lichnowsky and Franz Werfel and her contribution to the cultural history of the House of Lichnowsky
The study deals with the contacts between Princess Mechtilde Lichnowsky and the Prague German writer Franz Werfel in the years 1913–1914. The author outlines the friendly relationship between Mechtilde and Werfel, sketching the social and...
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The study deals with the contacts between Princess Mechtilde Lichnowsky and the Prague German writer Franz Werfel in the years 1913–1914. The author outlines the friendly relationship between Mechtilde and Werfel, sketching the social and biographical background on the eve of World War I. In this context, attention is paid not only to Mechtilde Lichnowsky's drama "Ein Spiel vom Tod", but also to its reception by Werfel, by other authors, and not least by the contemporary press.
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Das Bild des Grafen Albert Joseph Hoditz (1706–1778) in der europäischen Literatur
The article presents the image of Count Albert Joseph Hoditz (1706–1778) as depicted in European literature. The emphasis is not primarily on German-language literature; the study foregrounds the image of Count Hoditz in other European literatures....
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The article presents the image of Count Albert Joseph Hoditz (1706–1778) as depicted in European literature. The emphasis is not primarily on German-language literature; the study foregrounds the image of Count Hoditz in other European literatures. The investigation spans the period from the 19th century to the beginning of the 21st century.
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Das literarische Bild des Fürsten Felix Lichnowsky im Epos Heinrich Heines 'Atta Troll' vor dem Hintergrund seiner tschechischen Übersetzung Eduard Petiškas The literary depiction of Prince Felix Lichnowsky in Heinrich Heine's verse epic Atta Troll against the background of the Czech translation by Eduard Petiška
This article deals with the literary depiction of Prince Felix Lichnowsky viewed through the lens of the Czech translation of the verse epic Atta Troll. The translation was published in 1953 and is linked to the translation work of Eduard Petiška....
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This article deals with the literary depiction of Prince Felix Lichnowsky viewed through the lens of the Czech translation of the verse epic Atta Troll. The translation was published in 1953 and is linked to the translation work of Eduard Petiška. The aim of the study is to illuminate the correspondences or differences arising from the comparison of the original version with its translation.
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