Inquietudine spettrale: gli uccelli nella concezione poetica di Jacob Grimm

Spooky restlessness. Birds in Jacob Grimm's poetic conception deals with a peculiar aspect of Jacob Grimm's poetic conception: within the framework of a nature pervaded by spirituality, a source of fascination for its difficult to access secrets, birds, as inhabitants of the air, are perce...

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Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Firenze University Press 2018.
Series:Online access: Firenze University Press Open Access FUP.
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Summary:Spooky restlessness. Birds in Jacob Grimm's poetic conception deals with a peculiar aspect of Jacob Grimm's poetic conception: within the framework of a nature pervaded by spirituality, a source of fascination for its difficult to access secrets, birds, as inhabitants of the air, are perceived as ghostly creatures, likely to instil in the observer a sense of restlessness. The singular references to the theme found in essays, epistles and works confirm a strong interest in this category of animals and constitute material for analysis in the context of the vast Grimmian production. The object of particularly in-depth recognition is the famous collection of Kinder- und Hausmärchen (in its first and little-known version), the capital book of the German Romantic movement, in which the liminal role of birds can be traced back to archaic myths and popular beliefs.
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Physical Description:1 online resource
ISBN:9788864537344
8864537341