Bernhard Zeller

Steffen Patzold

Charles West

Wendy Davies

Francesca Tinti

Thomas Kohl

Carine van Rhijn

Marco Stoffella

Nicolas Schroeder

Miriam Czock

This book explores social cohesion in rural settlements in western Europe from 700–1050, asking to what extent settlements, or districts, constituted units of social organisation. It focuses on the interactions, interconnections and networks of people who lived side by side – neighbours. Drawing evidence from most of the current western European countries, the book plots and interrogates the very different practices of this wide range of regions in a systematically comparative framework. It considers the variety of local responses to the supra-local agents of landlords and rulers and the impact, such as it was, of those agents on the small-scale residential group. It also assesses the impact on local societies of the values, instructions and demands of the wider literate world of Christianity, as delivered by local priests.

Local societies in early medieval Europe

Neighbours and strangers

Schiller-Nationalmuseum und Deutsches Literaturarchiv

Schiller-Nationalmuseum

Hermann Hesse

Friedrich Pfäfflin

1877-1977 : Stationen seines Lebens, d. Werkes u. seiner Wirkung : Gedenkausstellung zum 100. Geburtstag im Schiller-Nationalmuseum, Marbach am Neckar, vom 1. April-31, Oktober 1977

An Illustrated Biography

Portrait of Hesse

Hermann Hesse genoss die Achtung seiner Schriftstellerkollegen und die Zuneigung immer neuer Generationen von Lesern. Thomas Mann hatte ihn früh «als den mir nächsten und liebsten erwählt», und Peter Handke befand 1970 auf dem Gipfel der Hesse-Renaissance, er sei «ganz gewiß ein vernünftiger, überprüfbar großer Schriftsteller», und in einer Vielzahl von Übersetzungen erreichte sein Werk alle Kontinente der Welt.

Bettina Löber

Silke Frisch-Branderup

Marisa Könitzer

Diana Krahn

Silke Lohnes

Sonja Nowak

Corinne Roll

Christine Rossmann

Walrtraud Schögler

Mirja Vits

Nathalie Frey

Dieses Buch ist ein Kraftpaket. Fünfzig Kraftbilder der Seele werden hier erweckt, die den Menschen auf seiner Lebensreise begleiten: Archetypen wie Vater, Göttin, Cowboy, Clown, Inneres Kind und Prostituierte treffen auf den Fuchs, die Schlange, den Adler und andere mächtige Krafttiere. Dreizehn Hero's Journey Trainer erlauben den Blick in ihre Innenwelten und schildern hautnah, was sie bei ihren Heldenreisen-mit-Pferden erlebt haben.

Kraftbilder der Seele - Archetypen, Krafttiere, Heldenreisen

biyografi

Schillers Leben und Werk in Daten und Bildern

An illustrated biography drawing on Hesse's own work and on the recollections of his family and friendsBernhard Zeller depicts Herman Hesse's ancestry and childhood, spent in the small German town where Hesse was born in 1877, and traces his adolescence and early manhood. He describes his relationship with his first wife, his emigration to Switzerland in protest against German militarism, his Jungian psychoanalysis, the visit to India which inspired his narrative masterpieces Siddhartha and Journey to the East, and the breakup of his marriage. Hesse's growing Iiterary reputation coincided with his brief second marriage, and with his peaceful later years in Montagnola spent in the company of his third wife, Ninon, whom he married in 1931. His stature was not fully recognized outside German-speaking countries until after his death in 1962. Zeller also recalls Hesse's circle of friends, including his famous contemporaries such as Thomas Mann and Andre Gide. This valuable documentary portrait is illustrated with photographs from Hermann Hesse's private collection. In addition, it includes a bibliography and chronology.

An illustrated biography drawing on Hesse's own work and on the recollections of his family and friends Bernhard Zeller depicts Herman Hesse's ancestry and childhood, spent in the small German town where Hesse was born in 1877, and traces his adolescence and early manhood. He describes his relationship with his first wife, his emigration to Switzerland in protest against German militarism, his Jungian psychoanalysis, the visit to India which inspired his narrative masterpieces Siddhartha and Journey to the East, and the breakup of his marriage. Hesse's growing Iiterary reputation coincided with his brief second marriage, and with his peaceful later years in Montagnola spent in the company of his third wife, Ninon, whom he married in 1931. His stature was not fully recognized outside German-speaking countries until after his death in 1962. Zeller also recalls Hesse's circle of friends, including his famous contemporaries such as Thomas Mann and Andre Gide. This valuable documentary portrait is illustrated with photographs from Hermann Hesse's private collection. In addition, it includes a bibliography and chronology.

Bernhard Zeller

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