Gerald A Gillespie

Garden and Labyrinth of Time: Studies in Renaissance and Baroque Literature (Germanic Studies in America)

The themes of «erring,» «education,» and «development» were often linked with the master-images of the garden and labyrinth in Renaissance writing. Humanist concerns about natural order, temporality, and history could be situated in these poetic realms insofar as they symbolized fluctuating aspects ...

Mallarme In The Twentieth Century

In honor of the centenary of the death of Stephane Mallarme, an international group of critics, including Octavio Paz, Michel Deguy, and Julia Kristeva, contributed essays on various aspects of his poetry and thought to this memorial volume. The essays review his influence on writers like Proust and...

Proust, Mann, Joyce in the Modernist Context

Marcel Proust, Thomas Mann, and James Joyce grew into adulthood during the advent of modernism. They still command our interest as witnesses of an age that brought both the excitement of constant innovation in the arts and technology and, with the eruption of World War I, the challenge of the greate...

Kabbalah's Twelve Step Spiritual Method to End Your Addiction: A New Proven Approach to Cure Dependence on Addictive Substances & Compulsive Behavior

A New Proven Approach To Cure Dependence On Alcohol, Drugs, Nicotine & Compulsive Behaviors by Gerald Gillespie. "The Kabbalah’s Twelve Step Spiritual Method To End Your Addiction" is the first "12-Step Recovery Program" using the ancient and modern teachings of the Kabbalah which includes the use o...

Ludwig Tieck's <I>Puss-in-Boots</I> and Theater of the Absurd: A Commentated Bilingual Edition (Dramaturgies)

Johann Ludwig Tieck (1773-1853) was one of the most formative influences of the romantic movement, inspiring such major figures as Novalis and Hoffmann. Not only did his tales and novels shape the course of German romantic fiction; as a translator he helped to naturalize Shakespeare and Cervantes; a...

The Nightwatches of Bonaventura

First published in German in 1804, under the nom de plume “Bonaventura,” The Nightwatches of Bonaventura is a dark, twisted, and comic novel, one part Poe and one part Beckett. The narrator and anti-hero is not Bonaventura, but a night watchman named Kreuzgang, a failed poet, actor, and puppeteer wh...

German Theater Before 1750: Sachs, Gryphius, Schlegel, and others (German Library)

An illustrative selection of German dramas from the baroque age and the early Enlightenment (i.e. prior to Lessing), by Sachs, Gryphius, Schlegel, and others.

Studien Zum Werk Daniel Caspers Von Lohenstein.Anlasslich der 300. Wiederkehr des Todesjahres. (Daphnis 12, Heft 2-3)

The Essence of Shinto: Japans Spiritual Heart

German Baroque Poetry

Echoland: Readings from Humanism to Postmodernism

German Theater Before 1750

German Baroque Poetry

Romantic Drama