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Johann W. von Goethe, Reclam Universal Library, No. 2, Faust II
Complex thematic cosmosReference to Greek mythologyIncorporation of historical eventsFantastical visionsIntroduction of paper moneyCreation of the HomunculusPart of the Reclam Universal Library
Cicero, Tusculan Disputations / Conversations in Tusculum. Latin / German (Learning Materials)
Cicero's Most-Read Philosophical WritingsTusculum as a Synonym for a Peaceful Intellectual RefugeBook 5 Presents Ways to Rise Above Death, Pain, and SufferingDiscussions by Cicero and Friends from Stoic, Epicurean, and Peripatetic PerspectivesLatin/German Edition in Reclam's Universal Library
Victor Hugo, The Last Day of a Condemned Man
Diary entries of a condemned man up to the scaffoldPassionate plea against the death penaltyIntroduction by Victor Hugo on the abolition of the death penaltyReference to cruel executions after the July Revolution of 1830Outrageous narrative from almost 200 years agoAppeal to courts, judges, and juries for humanityDemand for the inviolability of human life
F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby. (Learning Materials)
English Literature in Reclam's Red SeriesOriginal text with word explanations at the foot of each pageIncludes afterword and literature referencesFitzgerald's depiction of the glittering New York of the interwar yearsQuestioning the illusion of this glamourHeroes as scarcely veiled self-portraitsEnglish reading: Level B2 C1 (GER)
Patrick Charles, Fahrenheit 451. Interpretation Guide for the Text Booklet
Publisher: Cornelsen
Charles Baudelaire, The Flowers of Evil. German.
Poetry collection by Baudelaire, published in 1857Translation by Monika Fahrenbach-WachendorffRhymed verse renditionGoal: precise reproduction of the imagery and preservation of the density and intensity of the originalFirst published in 1980 by ReclamFully revised for this edition and reissue in the Reclam LibraryPart of Reclam's Universal Library
Ernst Th. A. Hoffmann, The Golden Pot
Publisher: Reclam, Ditzingen
Gotthold E. Lessing, Emilia Galotti. A Tragedy in Five Acts
Political drama of German-language literatureSignificant for 'Sturm und Drang', Schiller and GoetheConflict: despotic power vs. bourgeois self-confidenceFoils wedding through staged accidentFather Odoardo kills daughter for honorSelf-sacrifice instead of revolution, tragedy in five acts
Heinrich von Kleist, Prince Friedrich of Homburg
Publisher: Reclam jun., Philipp, Verlag GmbH
Gottfried von Straßburg, Tristan: Tristan I. Verses 1 - 9982. Middle High German / New High German:
Fragmentary verse novel about the love between Tristan and IsoldePsychological crime thriller with an intrigue-filled rivalryOver 20,000 verses featuring modern counterpoints to classical Arthurian epicIncludes philosophical digressions on literature, love, and societyConflict-rich Irish myth material adapted in Wagner's operaEstablished edition of the Middle High German textTranslation into Modern High German by Rüdiger Krohn
Edmond Rostand, Cyrano de Bergerac. Romantic Comedy in Five Acts
Publisher: Reclam, Ditzingen
Andrea Weiss, Paris was a Woman
Group portrait of the artists in ParisRichly illustrated and vividRenowned artists such as Colette, Djuna Barnes, Gertrude Stein, Alice B. Toklas, and Gisèle FreundA community of women who broke free from the shackles of a conventional lifeA myth that continues to resonate todayMoved, inspired, nonconformist
Wolfgang Hohlbein, The Ring of the Saracen
Historical adventure novel by Wolfgang HohlbeinPlot set in the Promised LandProtagonist falls into the clutches of a slave traderRing as the only protectionSequel to the Templess seriesThrilling story about friendship and survivalDive into a captivating historical world
Willy Russell, Educating Rita. With additional materials. (Learning materials) (Diesterweg's New Lan
Textbook by Willy Russell: "Educating Rita"Describes the protagonist's transformation after deciding to attain an educational qualificationHighlights the connection between education and social statusIncludes supplemental thematic textsContains a recent interview with Willy RussellIncludes up-to-date information on the significance of the Open UniversityEstablishes a stronger connection to Pygmalion by G.B. Shaw
Marlen Haushofer, The Wall
Hunting lodge in the mountainsCouple disappears in the villageInsurmountable wallDeathly stillness behind the wallAlone in natureSurrounded by animalsContinuing life despite loneliness
Franz Kafka, A Country Doctor and Other Prose
Stories and Short Prose by Franz KafkaFrom the years 1916 to 1924Includes the collections "A Country Doctor" and "A Hunger Artist"Contains significant short texts from the estate
Ansgar Nünning, Teaching English Literature. Basics and Methods
For students, trainee teachers, and experienced educatorsOverview of the fundamentals and methods of English literature didacticsPractical presentation for English lessons in lower and upper secondary educationMethodological approaches to drama, poetry, narrative texts, film, and radio playsConcrete tools for the analysis and interpretation of literary worksInformation on key concepts and terms in English literary studiesNumerous examples and detailed assignments for students
Alexander Gorkow, Mona
Novel about Blum, a specialist in cold chain systemsPlot takes place in BucharestEncounter with Mona ignites a passionate loveSeveral deaths occurBlum is willing to sacrifice everything for true loveBook addresses themes such as technology vs. nature and romance vs. disillusionmentTouching and funny story about a blinded love
Monika Ferraris, Hispanic American Stories. (Learning Materials)
Publisher: Reclam, Ditzingen
Ovid, Art of Love / Ars amatoria
Didactic poem about the art of seductionFamous and most widely read work of ancient literatureInstructions for men and womenReflects the social life of the imperial eraLove often portrayed as a gameBanned from public libraries by Emperor Augustus
Günter Grass, Dog Years. Novel
Novel about the petty bourgeoisie in the 20th centuryThree narrators covering different erasAccompaniment of German Shepherds and girls on an odysseyEnds in a mine where scarecrows are madeRevealing the real world as the underworldAuthor: Günter GrassPublished in 1963
Giovanni Boccaccio, Decameron. 20 Selected Novellas, Italian - German
Contains 20 selected novellas in the original Italian and in German translationComprehensive commentary on contemporary realities and literary traditionsIntroduction to the most important novella collection of Western literature
Michail Bulgakow, Teufeliaden
"Teufeliaden" by Michail BulgakovCollection of satirical tales set in 1920s RussiaIncludes "Heart of a Dog" and "The Fatal Eggs"Fantastical, sarcastic, and darkly humorousFeatures quirky characters and absurd situationsOffers witty, biting commentary on Soviet societyA classic alongside "The Master and Margarita"
Gotthold E. Lessing, Hamburger Reading Booklet, No.17, Nathan the Wise
Seal with "Parable of the Ring"Reflects the value of sincere effort to find truthUnabridged text with afterwordLiterary-historical context and text designExtensive word and subject explanationsTheme: true religion and humanitySuitable for school and education
William Golding, Lord of the Flies. With additional materials. (Learning materials) (Diesterweg's Ne
Group of English schoolboys on a deserted island in the Pacific OceanNo adult survivesLoss of civilizational orderExciting, symbolically condensed and visionary bookReveals the potential for evil in every societyDepicts the end of innocence and the abysses of human existence
Heinrich von Kleist, The Marquise of O./The Earthquake in Chile
Publisher: Anaconda
William Shakespeare, Macbeth.
Set around the year 1040 in Scotland and EnglandA drama about unconsciousness, delusion, and compulsive behaviorMacbeth is instigated by his wife to murder King DuncanMacbeth tries to secure his position through tyrannyA spectacle of greed for power, seduction, and murderShakespeare’s shortest, most focused, and most gripping tragedyAvailable in English and German
Kathleen Ellenrieder, William Shakespeare: Romeo and Juliet. Study Guide
Study guide for Shakespeare's Romeo and JulietRefers to the original text in Reclam's Rote ReiheAlso supports reading the German translationIncludes a checklist for comprehension controlProvides translation aids and key terms in the foreign languageUnlocks the work through 10 approaches to understandingIllustrates the limits of love through family and social counterimages
Gerhart Hauptmann, Before Sunrise. Social Drama.
Premiere 1889, breakthrough of the naturalistic movementPlot set against the backdrop of coal mines and workersFamily tragedy, but not a classic tragedyCharacters do not act independentlySocial drama
Stephen Fry, Making History
Novel by Stephen FryUtopia about the attempt to undo the HolocaustTime jump to the year 1888 in BraunauWonderful narrative with exhilarating reading pleasureEccentric character of the authorNo dark chapters of human history"Madness, told with the lightness of a pop song" (Stern)
Sam Shepard, True West. With Additional Materials. (Learning Materials)
Publisher: Diesterweg
Günter Wallraff, 13 Unwanted Reports
Günter Wallraff's "13 Unwanted Reports" established his reputation as an author of critical social reports.With his reports, Wallraff occupies a unique position among journalists in the Federal Republic.He immerses himself in the situation he wants to write about and shares his experiences and investigations in a factual language.The reports avoid any exaggeration or jargon.Heinrich Böll describes Wallraff's reports as a revelation of dominance.The reports were published in the late 1960s.Wallraff's work consists of a total of 13 unwanted reports.
Juan Arias, Confessions of a Seeker
Paulo Coelho talks about women, drugs, and his self-conception as a writerDirect, unadorned languageLife with many detours and shortcutsA journey to oneselfOne of the most widely read authors in the worldBeloved and criticizedConfessions of a seeker
Erich Fried, Poems
Lyrics that delve to the core of languagePoetic creation and political commitment inseparably linkedDangerous aspects of idioms revealedMost beautiful love poems of the German language
George Orwell, Revenge is sour.
Includes essays on politics, literature, and artReports from the Third World before 1933, Spain 1937, Germany 1945Reportages on mining, English colonial officers, London trampsAutobiographical notes and confessionsTitle: "Revenge is Bitter: Essays (detebe)"
Heinz Rölleke, The Fairy Tales of the Brothers Grimm. An Introduction
Revised introduction to the Brothers Grimm's "Children's and Household Tales"Provides information about the Brothers Grimm and their eraExplores the fairy tale as a literary genreExplains the origin and development of the fairy tale collectionPart of Reclams Universal LibrarySuitable for literary scholarship researchIncludes the latest information and findings
Gottfried Keller, Clothes Make the Man. (Learning Materials) (Pocket Library)
Paperback for Grades 7/8Part of the "Kleider machen Leute" Paperback SeriesIncludes Texts & Materials
Plato. Complete Works Vol. 3: Cratylus, Parmenides, Theaetetus, Sophist, Statesman, Philebus
Volume 1: Apology of Socrates and Early Dialogues EthicsVolume 2: Middle Dialogues Ideas, Eros, State ModelVolume 3: Late Middle and Late Dialogues, Letters Problems of the Theory of IdeasVolume 4: Late Dialogues Cosmology and Doctrine of LawIncludes works such as Cratylus, Parmenides, TheaetetusAlso included: Sophist, Statesman, PhilebusComprehensive Collection of Socrates' Works
Gottfried Benn, Poems
Contains expressionist morgue poemsIncludes late 1950s poetryRepresentative cross-section of Gottfried Benn's lyrical workTitle: Poems (Reclams Universal Library)
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