Ludwig Lewisohn was a German-born American writer and critic whose work delved into the complexities of Jewish identity in the modern world. His prose is characterized by profound psychological insight and a poetic use of language, exploring themes of assimilation, spiritual rebirth, and the search for meaning. Lewisohn also engaged in translation, aiming to bridge European literature with American audiences. His writings remain relevant today for their ability to capture universal human struggles with culture and personal destiny.
In this exploration of the mind-body connection, Ernst Feuchtersleben examines the role of suggestion in mental and physical health. This book is a must-read for psychologists, psychiatrists, and anyone interested in the intersection of mind and body.
Originally published in German in 1917, this novel offers a poignant and sometimes harrowing exploration of the human toll of war and the struggle for justice in its aftermath. Set during World War I, the novel follows a diverse cast of characters from various countries and backgrounds as they navigate the complex moral and emotional landscape of war and its aftermath.
This book is a compilation of Gerhart Hauptmann's later dramas in prose, which include The Maidens of the Mount, Griselda, and Gabriel Schillings Flight. These plays probe the depths of human emotion and reveal the harsh realities of life.
In this powerful and poetic novel, the acclaimed writers Jakob Wassermann and Ludwig Lewisohn explore the complex and often conflicting nature of love, desire, and the human soul. Set against the backdrop of fin de siècle Vienna, The World's Illusion is a haunting and unforgettable masterpiece of modernist literature that will captivate readers with its depth, beauty, and emotional potency.
Volume 2, subtitled Ruth, continues the story of the protagonists Friedrich von Tornefeld and Ruth, who represent different aspects of the human experience. Ruth is a talented and independent woman who marries Friedrich, a high-ranking officer and a man of wealth and privilege. The novel shifts focus from the public and societal issues of the first volume to the personal and intimate struggles between the characters, especially in their marriage.As Ruth grows increasingly disillusioned with the superficiality of high society, she embarks on a journey of self-discovery. The relationship between Ruth and Friedrich becomes strained as their ideals and desires clash, reflecting larger philosophical and existential questions about the meaning of life, love, and individual fulfillment. The novel’s critique of materialism and the corrupting nature of power becomes more focused on the emotional and psychological toll it takes on personal relationships.
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Lectures Delivered Before The University Of Wisconsin (1916)
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