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Schiller'S Wound: The Theater Of Trauma From Crisis To Commodity (Kritik: German Literary Theory And Cultural Studies),New
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One of the founders of German national literature, Friedrich A. Schiller (17591805) was that country's most important neoclassical playwright. In Schiller's Wound, Stephanie Hammer shows that Schiller was also one of the first selfconscious explorers of psychological trauma in the theatre.In a revisionist reading of Schiller, Hammer reenvisions him as a psychologically tormented artist and argues for his pivotal role in the developing relationship between pain, spectacle and capital in modern AngloEuropean drama, literature and film. Each chapter offers an indepth reading of one of Schiller's plays: The Robbers, Don Carlos, the Wallenstein trilogy, The Bride of Messina and the fragment Demetrius, all of which mark important moments of crisis in Schiller's career.
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