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Scaramutza in Germany

Name: Scaramutza in Germany
Brand: Pennsylvania State University Press
SKU: 04564139
Price: 37.39 EUR
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Author: Judith Popovich Aikin
ISBN: 9780271028460

The Dramatic Works of Caspar Stieler

Judith Popovich Aikin

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04564139

Publishers Pennsylvania State University Press, January 2008

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Libristo code: 04564139

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Scaramuzza, Scaramouche: the commedia dell'arte figure made a triumphal entry into German literature in the plays of Caspar Stieler (1632-1707). Transformed into a master of language and languages, Scaramutza - social critic, voluptuary, and mouthpiece for his author - ushers in a new type of comedy that depends more on the happy ending than on laughter for its effect. This study should both establish the significance of the long-neglected dramatic works of Caspar Stieler, already regarded as an important lyric poet of the German Baroque, and serve to initiate a reevaluation of German comedy and of the standard definition of the comic genre used by Germanists as Aikin explores the heroic or romantic comedy as a subgenre of literary merit. The study includes a discussion of Stieler's important contributions to the development of the German-language Singspiel and opera.