The significance of Stefan George (1868-1933) in the history of
modern German poetry is not in doubt. So far, however, research on
his work has concentrated on the earlier half of his production, up
to and including ADer Siebente RingA, to the relative neglect of
the poetry that makes up the later stages of his oeuvre. This later
work is notable for the challenging way it addresses topics such as
sexuality, religion, poetology, and politics. This volume assembles
the papers delivered at the Stefan George colloquium in Bingen am
Rhein in December 1998.
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