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144 pages 24 cm Lectures presented at the fifth annual symposium of the Dept. of Germanic Languages of the University of Texas, held in the fall of 1963 Includes bibliographical references and index Introduction: symbolism, by H. Rehder. -- The stony idiom of the brain: symbolic manipulation of language in literature, by W.P. Lehmann. -- Vinegar and water: allegory and symbolism in the Germann novelle between Keller and Bergengruen, by H.H.H. Remak. -- Symbolism and the linguistic paradox: reflections on Goethe's world view, by A.O. Jaszi. -- Two mountain scenes in Novalis and the question of symbolic style, by J.C. Middleton. -- Abstract lyrics of expressionism: end or transformation of the symbol? By R. Brinkman commitment to retain 20151208
- Author
- Rehder, Helmut, 1905-1977, editor; University of Texas. Department of Germanic Languages
- Publisher
- Austin: Published for the Dept. of Germanic Languages of the University of Texas by the University of Texas Press
- Published
- 1965
- Language
- EN
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