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Problematic Characters

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Also known as: “Problematische Naturen”
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  • Friedrich von Spielhagen.
    Friedrich von Spielhagen

    (1861; Problematic Characters), considered one of the best works of its time. The hero is pulled in opposite directions by the democratic ideals of society and state and by the distractions of social life. This was followed by Durch Nacht zum Licht, 4 vol. (1862; Through…

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    (1861; Problematic Characters), considered one of the best works of its time. The hero is pulled in opposite directions by the democratic ideals of society and state and by the distractions of social life. This was followed by Durch Nacht zum Licht, 4 vol. (1862; Through…

    Read More