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...Faust widmet sich im zweiten Teil aktiv verschiedenen Tätigkeiten und entspricht damit einem Ideal der Klassik: Der Mensch soll alle seine Fähigkeiten ausbilden. (Zusammenfassung von Wikipedia)...

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A critical scene by scene study of Goethe's Faust.

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...Faust. Eine Tragödie (auch Faust. Der Tragödie erster Teil oder Faust I) von Johann Wolfgang Goethe gilt als das bedeutendste und meistzitierte Werk der deutschen Literatur. (Zusammenfassung von Wikipedia)...

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...Faust is the protagonist of a classic German legend; a highly successful scholar, but also dissatisfied with his life, and so makes a deal with the devil, exchanging his soul for unlimited knowledge and worldly pleasures. Joh...

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A complete verse translation of Faust Parts I & II with stage instructions and line numbers.

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...ever know, in music from Bach’s ‘Sleepers Wake’ to Purcell’s ‘My Beloved Spake’, and in literature from Chaucer’s ‘The Canterbury Tales’ to Goethe’s ‘Faust’. The Song of Songs is also the favourite book of the title character in one of my favourite books, that of Nobel Laureate Sinclair Lewis – ‘Elmer Gantry’. To me the Song of Songs unites the mystical traditions of J...

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A fantasy fiction, based on the legend about dr. Faust.

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...1928ĝis nun. Ankaŭ red. de La Nova Epoko de 1930 kaj de La Lernanto. Trad. Fausto de Goethe, I. parto, 1923. Verkis la rakonton Diablidoj kaj parte la... ...mojn kaj tradukis la dramon Kain de Byron, parton de Iliado kaj partojn el Faust de Goethe. La unuaj du aperis en libroformo, la lasta troviĝas en mal...

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...er înf ăţi şând str ămo şii indienilor. Te bucuri de viaţă (exclam precum Faust al lui Goethe) plimbându-te pe str ăzi! Angélico Chávez, fost poet ...

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...ers of the human being that are in a permanent dispute. Mephistopheles & Faust. While we plead for a pluri-polarity among various combinations... ...t Smarandache)! I am a model of unmodeled artist. An anti-Goethe and non-Faust. A sacerdotal sinner, a wicked saint. The heroes hide cowardl...

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...ection. Its object of study is the non-model artist, anti-Goethe and anti-Faust. It asks itself: where leads a way that leads nowhere? In the poeti...

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...Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve system in November 1996, the authors, Jon Faust and John Irons, sweepingly dismiss "political effects on ...

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...owers of human beings that are in a permanent dispute. (Mephistopheles & Faust) We plead for a pluri-polarity among various combinations of idol an...

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.................................................................... 458 FROM FAUST. ....................................................................... .................................................................... 460 FROM FAUST—SECOND PART. ........................................................... ... world has seen for ages, that is really and generally read in England, is Faust, the translations of which are almost endless; while no single per- s... ... 1779.* 152 Goethe The King of Thule. ( This ballad is also introduced in Faust, where it is sung by Margaret.) IN Thule lived a monarch, Still faith... ...s closed for ever. 1814-15. 458 Goethe SONGS FROM VARIOUS PLAYS, ETC FROM FAUST. I. DEDICATION. YE shadowy forms, again ye’re drawing near, So wont o...

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...tions of Goethe’s; for ex- ample, the Mitschuldigen, and the first idea of Faust, which, however, was not realized in actual composition till a calmer... ...ry , the quaint device, reminding us of some Quarles or Bunyan; and in the Fausts, the T assos, the Mignons, which in their pure and genuine personali... ...tudy of alchemy, which served at once to prepare him for the conception of Faust and for the scientific researches of his later days. He arrived at St... ...Offenbach; his letters speak of noth- ing but her. He wrote some scenes in Faust—the walk in the garden, the first conversation with Mephistopheles, t... ... shown what a loss mankind had suffered by his murder. The idea of writing Faust seems to have come to Goethe in 28 Autobiography his earliest manhoo...

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... the scene with M. Dimanche. He was, in fact, Moliere’s Don Juan, Goethe’s Faust, Byron’s Manfred, Mathurin’ s Melmoth—great allegorical figures drawn...

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...Cloth;” and again, “Society sails through the Infinitude on Cloth, as on a Faust’s Mantle, or rather like the Sheet of clean and un- clean beasts in t... ...own inward Force, the ‘phantasy of our Dream;’ or what the Earth-Spirit in Faust names it, the living visible Garment of God:— “‘In Being’s floods, ... ... the tiger in his jungle. Some comfort it would have been, could I, like a Faust, have fancied myself tempted and tormented of the Devil; for a Hell, ... ...I had shed no tear; or once only when I, murmuring half-audibly, re- cited Faust’s Death-song, that wild Selig der den er im Siegesglanze findet (Happ... ... Clothes? Not the Herren Stillschweigen and Company; but Cadmus of Thebes, Faust of Mentz, and innumerable oth- ers whom thou knowest not. Had there b...

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...resome, doting antiquity. The world has nothing for it but to exclaim with Faust, “Give me my youth again.” And as for me, my month of Cornish amuseme... ..., and I know not whom. Of the true sovereign souls of that Literature, the Goethes, Richters, Schillers, Lessings, he had as good as no knowledge; and...

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...performed in my honor. I have learned that Goethe’s masterpiece is neither Faust nor Egmont—” and then, as Ernest looked at the malicious girl with a ...

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...exual infatuation, a formula quite easily inverted, as the end of Goethe’s Faust (“The woman soul leadeth us upward and on”) may witness. The whole dr...

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..., in the transparent shade of the aspen tree, Rudin began to read Goethe’s Faust, Hoffman, or Bettina’s letters, or Novalis, constantly stopping and e...

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... I have thought more than I appear.’ ‘Do you understand German? Do you know “Faust”?’ said Olive. “’Entsagen sollst du, sollst entsagen!”’ ‘I don’t kn... ... the two, and the public crimes of Bloody Mary, the private misdemeanours of Faustina, wife of the pure Marcus Aurelius, were very satisfactorily clas...

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...ks which Philip was to read till he was ready for the final achievement of Faust, and meanwhile, ingeniously enough, started him on a German translati...

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...l mind, was one for eradicating the childish fear of ghosts, &c. The young Goethes, as it happened, slept not in separate beds only, but in separate r... ...ssensions, however, were pursued with not much personal risk to any of the Goethes, until a French army passed the Rhine as allies of the imperialists... ...t- ing, in particular, he professed great regard and some knowl- edge. The Goethes were able to forward his views amongst German artists; whilst, on t... ...sieur le Comte was so well pleased with the sound opin- ions of the little Goethes, that he sent them in return a col- lection of sweetmeats and fruit... ... unrivalled celebrity amongst German critics of the 185 Thomas de Quincey Faust. Upon this it is better to say nothing than too little. How trifling ... ...t of the whole. Neither is this explained by saying, that until lately the Faust was a fragment; for no additional light has dawned upon the main ques... ...e death of him who had written the Wilhelm Meister, the Iphigenie, and the Faust, and who had been enthroned by some of his admirers on the same seat ...

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...“Don’t rack your brains. In those words Mephistopheles introduces himself to Faust. Have you read Faust?” “Not … not attentively.” “That is, y...

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... Measure, have dropped on our stage as dead as the second part of Goethe’s Faust or Ibsen’s Emperor or Galilean. Here, then, Shakespear had a real gri...

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...on Cloth;” and again, “Society sails through the Infinitude on Cloth, as on a Faust’s Mantle, or rather like the Sheet of clean and unclean beasts in t... ...as the tiger in his jungle. Some comfort it would have been, could I, like a Faust, have fancied myself tempted and tormented of the Devil; for a Hell... ...ry I had shed no tear; or once only when I, murmuring half audibly, recited Faust’s Death song, that wild Selig der den er im Siegesglanze findet (Hap... ...of Clothes? Not the Herren Stillschweigen and Company; but Cadmus of Thebes, Faust of Mentz, and innu merable others whom thou knowest not. Had there... ...geable divided from what is unchangeable? Does that Earth Spirit’s speech in Faust,— ’Tis thus at the roaring Loom of Time I ply, And weave for God th...

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.......................................................... 89 SCENES FROM THE FAUST OF GOETHE............................................................... ...things. THE L THE L THE L THE L THE LORD: ORD: ORD: ORD: ORD: Knowest thou Faust? MEP MEP MEP MEP MEPHIST HIST HIST HIST HISTOP OP OP OP OPHELES: HELE... ...ctor? THE L THE L THE L THE L THE LORD: ORD: ORD: ORD: ORD: Ay; My servant Faust. MEP MEP MEP MEP MEPHIST HIST HIST HIST HISTOP OP OP OP OPHELES: HELE... ... Y NIGHT Y NIGHT Y NIGHT . . . . . The Hartz Mountain, a desolate country. Faust, Mephistopheles. MEP MEP MEP MEP MEPHIST HIST HIST HIST HISTOP OP OP ... ... _325 Come, let us to it. We shall have rare fun. [FAUST DANCES AND SINGS WITH A GIRL, AND MEPHISTOPHELES WITH AN OLD WOMAN.] ...

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...tle ivory-bound volume—a miniature edition of the second part of Goethe’s “Faust.” As the afternoon wore on and the light mellowed, the lady dropped h... ...les, but Wagner—with a difference. Wagner taking Mephistopheles instead of Faust for his model.” Seeing by his face that he did not relish the com- pa... ... sured of eternal youth, and absolutely disqualified from com- prehending ‘Faust.’ Do you understand a word of what I am saying, Lucian?” “I must conf... ... have lost your reason, or I have. I wish you had never taking to reading ‘Faust.’” “It is my fault. I began an explanation, and rambled off, womanlik...

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... the last of the true Don Juans; for by the time he was of age, his cousin Faust had, in the hands of Goethe, taken his place and carried both his war... ... and recognition of an eternal womanly principle in the universe. Goethe’s Faust and Mozart’s Don Juan were the last words of the XVIII century on the... ...e of it between them. Did I not say, when I was arranging that af- fair of Faust’s, that all Man’s reason has done for him is to make him beastlier th...

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... to convince the public of this. The voluptuous sentimentality of Gounod’s Faust and Bizet’s Carmen has captured the common playgoer; and there is, fl...

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...gs. A mysterious Sabbath began, rivaling the fantastic scenes witnessed by Faust upon the Brocken. But these optical illu- sions, produced by wearines... ...ion, and since worked up by poets. Shrinking in horror from the destiny of Faust, he prayed for the protection of Heaven with all the ardent faith of ...

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...ethe’s astonishingly mistaken notion that he could have composed music for Faust, show how completely the enchantments of the new dramatic music upset...

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...VI., paper pulp for playing-cards was made in Paris. When those immortals, Faust, Coster, and Gutenberg, in- vented the Book, craftsmen as obscure as ...

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...s Aesthetic Letters, which we read together, as well as the second part of Faust, in Gladstone Terrace, he helping me with the German. There is no kee...

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...iessen Zum hochsten Dasein immerfort zu streben. —Faust: 2r Theil. WHEN DOROTHEA WA S AGAIN at Lydgate’s door speaking to Mar...

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...ein kr¨ aftiges Beschliessen Zum h¨ ochsten Dasein immerfort zu streben.” —Faust: 2r Theil. W hen Dorothea was again at Lydgate’s door speaking to Mar...