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Jakob Christoph Heer

    July 17, 1859 – August 20, 1925

    Jakob Christoph Heer masterfully blended the stylistic elements of the regional novel with a critical perspective on modern technology and burgeoning tourism. His narratives often explore the tension between tradition and progress, advocating for a balanced approach to tourism that preserves natural landscapes and rural cultural life. Through works like 'An heiligen Wassern,' Heer examines the societal impact on the environment and its inhabitants, urging readers to consider the implications of modernization. His writing is characterized by its evocative descriptions and thoughtful reflections on maintaining cultural heritage in the face of change.

    Nick Tappoli
    Der Wettermart
    Der Held der heiligen Wasser
    Da träumen sie von Lieb ̓und Glück
    Was die Schwalbe sang
    Der König der Bernina