...- for a change between two classics
Who says classics are always hard to digest?
The idol of Berlichingen has the good - and then still quite young - Goethe least cobbled together a really nice show.
The story of courage and intrigue, and loyalty to a false love affair is exciting and can, by the way, feel your readers a good bit of longing for freedom of the Sturm und Drang period.
If he allows. One should be aware
the reader: Who
a spectacle as the "idol" out of mind, should the work not only in the late medieval historical background of the story, but also the context of the period of the poet - account - just this Sturm und Drang period.
And it dawns softly to the attentive reader:
the portability is the here and now quite possible
To a certain extent, anyway..
sounds much more poetic, pathetic and full of classical harmony - like no other to be expected - the "Iphigenia in Tauris"
What is the issue.? This may each own experience in . Bring
Suffice it to say:
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe draws with his play on materials from ancient Greece. A fact that will make after reading the title hardly a surprise. Or does it?
A little knowledge of Greek myths and ancient Greek literature is in any case while reading the piece is not necessarily required, but may in the recognition of the links may be helpful.
The piece is entirely different from the idol - and yet (or perhaps because of):
Reading, yes, even a loud reading has given me pleasure.
In summary, I recommend with conviction..
Do you dare
Read and then sometimes just a classic
It's worth it.
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