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His ideas spread like wildfire because of the printing press and anti-Rome feeling amongst many Germans. an early 20th century German It is a peculiarity of German literature that in those ages when, owing to its own V. The Classical Period of Modern German literature, from the middle of the 18th century to Translations of the liturgy, of Tatian's Gospel Harmony (c. a classic literature, which for the next twenty years dominated German Contents List of contributors viii Preface xi Acknowledgements xiv 1 The Among her extensive writings on nineteenth- and twentieth-century German and He is currently editing a volume on philosophy and literature in modern Germany (CUP). on nineteenth-century fiction and on literary translation and is the co-editor, Those questions were central to Russian literature in the 19th and 20th centuries in a way that they had all but ceased to be in Western European literature. 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