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Focusing on Johann Christoph Gottsched's influence, this two-volume work explores his significant role in 18th-century German education, literature, and culture. It examines Gottsched as a teacher, writer, and critic, highlighting his contributions to the German language and his controversial interactions with contemporaries. The analysis also addresses his impact on educational policies of the time, making it a vital resource for those interested in the history of German literature and language.

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