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Pedro Calderon De La Barca, 'La Devocion De La Cruz'/ August Wilhelm Schlegel, 'Die Andacht Zum Kreuze' (Paperback, New)
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Pedro Calderon De La Barca, 'La Devocion De La Cruz'/ August Wilhelm Schlegel, 'Die Andacht Zum Kreuze' (Paperback, New)
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August Wilhelm Schlegel's translation of 'La devocion de la Cruz',
part of a series of works by Calderon which he published between
1803 and 1809 under the title 'Spanisches Theater', was integral to
the early German Romantic apotheosis of Golden Age Spain. The 1803
first edition of 'Die Andacht zum Kreuze' was warmly received by
major writers including Goethe (who was privy to the manuscript
prior to publication) and Schiller, as well as other early German
Hispanists and translators such as Keil and Gries. Schlegel's
translation, in conjunction with his aesthetic and literary
criticism (in particular the attention paid to Calderon in the
'Wiener Vorlesungen' of 1809), helped to revive European interest
in Spanish letters after a long period of neglect, not least in
Spain itself. The translation into German of this and other works
by Calderon, along with that of other key Spanish writers such as
Cervantes and Lope de Vega, helped to re-establish Spain's Golden
Age writers at the heart of the European canon. This volume will
explore the impact and success of Schlegel's work as a translator
by placing his work in its literary-historical context and, for the
first time, comparing his translation with Calderon's original.
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