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"Der Heiligenhof" Ein Roman Von Hermann Stehr, Rudolph Stamm

Bachelors’ Theses

Uber Hermann Stehrs Zeitgenossen wie fihomas Mann, Gerhardt Hauptmann, Ricarda Huch, Schnitzler und andre waren viele llterarische Werke geschrieben und niemand ist dabei mehr vernachlassigt worden als Hermann Stehr.

Ein kleines werk, "Mein Leben”, von Hermann Stehr wurde von Hellmuth Langenbucher erst kurzlich veroffentlicht; ein anderes Werk, "Hermann Stehr un sein Werk", wurde von Helmut Wocke geschrieben. Eine Sammlung von Augsatzen, betitelt "Hermann Stehr, sein Werk und seine Welt", wurde von Wilhelm Meridies, dem Schwiegersohn Stehrs herausgegeben. Diese Zusammenstellung wurde Hermann Stehr anlasslich seines 60. Geburtstages also ein Zeichen der Anerkennung und Dankberkeit uberreicht.

A Comparison Of Schiller's "Die Jungfrau Von Orleans" And Shaw's "Saint Joan", Elsa H. Wernicke

Bachelors’ Theses

Today, almost 2700 years after the heroic deeds of this Hebrew warrior, we read of another tale of deliverance and heroism, that of the vocation, the battles, the triumphs and martyrdom of Joan of Arc, peasant girl of Domremy and deliverer of her beloved France. May 1920, Pope Benedict XV, solemnly enrolled her among the canonized Saints of God as supreme token of admiration.

The Modern Woman As Presented In "Der Rangierbahnhof" A Novel By Helen Bohlau, Phyllis Emily Schaefer

Bachelors’ Theses

Helene Bohlau is a modern German woman novelist, who was born 1n Weimar, November 22, 1859, and who is now living in Munich. Her works deal mainly with the problems of the women of her day, in the home, in the social order, and in the industrial order. The novel to be considered in this thesis is representative of the revolutionary period of her writing, and has as its subject the woman artist and her struggle for individuality in the social order.

A Critical Study Of The Outstanding Works Of Ricarda Huch The Romanticist, Emily Louise Schmit

Bachelors’ Theses

Ricarda Huch cannot be called a poet of the people. Her writings are too individual., too philosophical and psychological to be appreciated by the masses. But among those readers who, like her, are imbued with romantic ideals, who feel the urge for self-expression, who have a natural appreciation for genuine lyric poetry, who love indulgence in dreamy fancies, philosophical reflection and sudden, quick changes of mood - among these she has won a reputation which places her among the foremost Romanticists of the later school.

America In Ruppius' Novels, Mary Juliana Schroeder

Bachelors’ Theses

When given this author as the topic of my thesis, I must confess I had never heard of him before. I was told that his novels would be found in the library in German, but that very little, if anything, about his life would be available. I can bear witness to the truth of this remark, for my visit to the library and my letters to prominent dealers in German and in German-American books brought meagre information.