Jacob Lenz (1751-1792), an important representative of the German Sturm und Drang movement, grew up in a parsonage, influenced by his father's pietistic Protestantism. His self-study encouraged him even more than the confusing school environment, so that he was finally able to distinguish himself as a Livonian poet, i.e. a German poet who came from abroad, through his poems and a sensational reality drama. The literary-historical, religious-historical, educational-historical and socio-historical background to his early career is explored by means of digressions. Four sources in the appendix are available to verify the analysis of the relevant discourses through your own reading.
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Copyright year
2025
ISBN-Print
978-3-98858-102-0
ISBN-Online
978-3-98858-103-7
Publisher
Rombach Wissenschaft, Baden-Baden
Series
Cultura
Volume
54
Language
German
Pages
371
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Vorbemerkung No access
Königsberg No access
Straßburg No access
Weimar No access
Waldersbach / Emmendingen No access
Livland No access
Russland No access
II. Der Aufbruch No access Pages 37 - 60
III. Die Stadt und die Kaiserin No access Pages 61 - 82
IV. Das pastoral-soziale Netz No access Pages 83 - 104
V. Drinnen und Draußen No access Pages 105 - 122
1. Pastor und Diakon No access
2. Pastor und Gemeinde No access
VII. Die Schule No access Pages 153 - 190
VIII. Die Schulrede No access Pages 191 - 216
IX. Karfreitagsmeditation No access Pages 217 - 248
1. Christian Ernst Wieck No access
2. Tigras No access
3. Schönwald und Lenchen No access
4. Theater No access
XI. Vor dem Aufbruch No access Pages 287 - 300
I. Christian David Lenz: Bescheidene, liebreiche Zuschrift vom 13. Mai 1768 No access
II. Christian David Lenz: Brief an den Rector vom 23. April 1763 No access
III. Schulrede von Jacob Lenz vom 1. Januar 1765 No access
Lese-Fassung No access
Original No access
Register No access Pages 357 - 370
Nachweis der Abbildungen No access Pages 371 - 371
