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  • Jakob Michael Reinhold Lenz

    …Educationā€), and his best play, Die Soldaten (performed 1763, published 1776; ā€œThe Soldiersā€). His plays have dramatic and comic effects arising from strong characters and the swift juxtaposition of contrasting situations. Anmerkungen übers Theater (1774; ā€œObservations on the Theatreā€) contains a translation of Shakespeare’s Love’s Labour’s Lost and outlines Lenz’s…

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    …Educationā€), and his best play, Die Soldaten (performed 1763, published 1776; ā€œThe Soldiersā€). His plays have dramatic and comic effects arising from strong characters and the swift juxtaposition of contrasting situations. Anmerkungen übers Theater (1774; ā€œObservations on the Theatreā€) contains a translation of Shakespeare’s Love’s Labour’s Lost and outlines Lenz’s…

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