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Friedrich Schlegel falleció en Dresde el 12 de enero de 1829. *buscabiografias.com Artículo: Biografía de Friedrich Schlegel - Friedrich von Schlegel Autor: Víctor Moreno, María E. Ramírez, Cristian de la Oliva, ...
Friedrich Schlegel (1772–1829) was born in Hanover in 1772. His father, Johann Adolf Schlegel (1721–93), was a Protestant pastor and literary theorist, whose ideas are of some significance for his son's development (for example, he held the interestingly radical view that the number of literary genres that were possible was infinite).
Der Schriftsteller, Philosoph, Dichter und Literaturwissenschaftler Friedrich Schlegel (1772–1829) beschrieb in den hier wiedergegebenen Texten aus Athenäum-Fragmente (1798), Grundzüge der Gotischen Baukunst (1803) und Aufforderung an die Maler der jetzigen Zeit (1804) die Merkmale romantischer Dichtung. Das von Friedrich Schlegel und seinem Bruder August Wilhelm herausgegebene Athenäum ...
Karl Wilhelm Friedrich von Schlegel (Hannover, 10 marzo 1772 – Dresda, 12 gennaio 1829) è stato un filosofo, critico e traduttore tedesco, come suo fratello Wilhelm August von Schlegel. È considerato uno dei fondatori del Romanticismo Biografia. Figlio del pastore luterano Johann ...
Karl Wilhelm Friedrich von Schlegel (ur.10 marca 1772, zm. 12 stycznia 1829) – niemiecki poeta, krytyk literacki, językoznawca i filozof.. Życiorys. Jeden z twórców współczesnego językoznawstwa.Interesował się też literaturoznawstwem.Brat Augusta Wilhelma Schlegela.Razem z Novalisem, Augustem Wilhelmem Schlegelem, Friedrichem Wilhelmem Josephem Schellingiem uchodzi za ...
Schlegel, Friedrich, Friedrich Daniel Ernst Schleiermacher, Friedrich Ast, August Wilhelm Schlegel, August Ferdinand Bernhardi, et Wilhelm Dilthey. « F. Schlegel : Fragments sur la littérature et la critique (1797-1801), Fragments choisis du Lycée et de l’Athenaeum (1797-1798) ».
3 de abr. de 2024 · Friedrich Schlegel’s The Language and Wisdom of the Indians (1808) was the first German contribution to Indology. Friedrich wrote, “May Indic studies find as many disciples and protectors as Germany and Italy saw spring up in such great numbers for Greek studies in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, and may they be able to do as many things in as short a time.
