The intellectual tradition of modern Germany;: A collection of writings from the eighteenth to the twentieth century (German Edition)

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RONALD TAYLOR

Foreign Language Study & Reference

Barnes&Noble Books

Exceptional Students

McGraw-Hill/Higher Education

Franz Liszt: The Man and His Music

HarperCollins Publishers, Ltd

This beautiful book―a full cultural portrait of Berlin―reveals the spirit of this vital and important city by focusing on the culture it produced from its medieval beginnings to the reunification of 1990. Lavishly illustrated the book surveys the literature, philosophy, music, theater, and visual and decorative arts that emerged from and were expressive of the evolving social patterns of the city. Ronald Taylor brings to life the cultural activities of each age, putting these in the context of the politics and social life of the era. In relation to the medieval period, for example, he describes the "red-brick" Gothic style, Gothic art in general, and early printed books. For later periods, as the arts develop, he highlights the architecture, contemporary painting and sculpture, music, literature, furniture, and interior decoration. Great names inseparable from the life of the city―Lessing, Hegel, Schinkel, Mendelssohn, Menzel, and Fontane―appear prominently in the narrative. But Taylor also discusses lesser figures who, absorbed by their time and place, often tell us more about their era than do their greater contemporaries. From a series of cultural cameos, including the Cold War years when it was divided by the Wall into East and West, Taylor assembles a fascinating picture of Berlin, giving insights into its corporate personality. The result is not only a fresh perspective on the city but also a framework within which to view the reunited Germany of today and the cultural paths it is pursuing.

Berlin and Its Culture: A Historical Portrait

Arts & Photography

History & Criticism

Yale University Press

Details the life of the nineteenth-century German composer, Robert Schumann, and analyzes the development of his lyrical songs, piano music, and orchestral works

Robert Schumann: His Life and Work (Panther Books)

History

Europe

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