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Das Nordlicht

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  • DĂ€ubler
    Theodor DĂ€ubler

    His major work, Das Nordlicht (1910, much revised and republished in 1921; “The Northern Lights”), an epic of more than 30,000 lines, is an original cosmic myth. DĂ€ubler expresses his visionary ideas in sweeping, hyperbolic language that sometimes borders on the bizarre or grotesque. His other poetical works


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    His major work, Das Nordlicht (1910, much revised and republished in 1921; “The Northern Lights”), an epic of more than 30,000 lines, is an original cosmic myth. DĂ€ubler expresses his visionary ideas in sweeping, hyperbolic language that sometimes borders on the bizarre or grotesque. His other poetical works


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