Background
Remak, Henry H.H. was born on July 27, 1916 in Berlin. Son of Hans Ismar and Hedwig (Salz) Remak. came to the United States, 1936.
(Die Arbeit schildert den Werdegang novellistischer Strukt...)
Die Arbeit schildert den Werdegang novellistischer Strukturelemente an Hand der Gestaltung derselben «sich ereigneten unerhörten Begebenheit» durch den französischen Memoirenautor des XVII. Jahrhunderts, Goethe und Hofmannsthal, je ein Jahrhundert später. Indem sie durch strukturell orientierte Textanalyse zur Hervorhebung der bisher zum Teil unterbewerteten Leistungen Bassompierres und Goethes im Vergleich zur Überbewertung der hofmannsthalschen Fassung gelangt, will sie auch das relativ noch wenig beachtete Problem der Beziehungen zwischen Gattung/Typ, Text, und künstlerischer Bewertung in den Brennpunkt wissenschaftlicher Diskussion rücken.
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(This comprehensive, bilingual study tests principal theor...)
This comprehensive, bilingual study tests principal theoretical elements of the German Novella, and their variations, through its richest period, against relevant aspects of representative texts from Classicism (Goethe, Schiller, Wieland, Hebel), Romanticism (Kleist, Tieck, E.T.A. Hoffmann, Arnim, Brentano), Realism (Droste, Gotthelf, Keller, Meyer, Raabe, Storm), Naturalism (Hauptmann) to Psychological Realism (Hofmannsthal, Thomas Mann, Kafka, Stefan Zweig, Musil), Neo-Classicism (Emil Strauss, Bergengruen, Andres), Neo-Pastoralism (Wiechert), and the Neo-Baroque (Grass). Romance influences (Boccaccio, Cervantes, Marguerite de Navarre, Italy as such) are considered. Written with both students and scholars in mind, Structural Elements of the German Novella from Goethe to Thomas Mann avoids jargon and contains comprehensive indices.
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Remak, Henry H.H. was born on July 27, 1916 in Berlin. Son of Hans Ismar and Hedwig (Salz) Remak. came to the United States, 1936.
Licencié-ès-Lettres, University Montpellier, France, 1936. Master of Arts, Indiana University, 1937. Doctor of Philosophy, University Chicago, 1947.
D-ès-Lettres (honorary), University Lille, France, 1973.
From instructor to professor Germanic studies and comparative literature, Indiana U., Bloomington, since 1938;
also professor West. European studies, Indiana U., Bloomington
director Institute for Advanced Study, Indiana U., Bloomington, 1988-1994, 97-98;
vice chancellor, dean of the faculties, Indiana U., Bloomington, 1969-1974. Director Middlebury (Vermont) German Summer School, 1967-1971.
Director National Endowment for Humanities Summer and Year-Long Seminar, Bloomington, 1977-1979. Visiting professor U. Hamburg, U. Lille, Middlebury U., University of Pennsylvania, University of Wisconsin. Board directors Indiana Humanities Council, 1984-1990.
President, member editorial policy board Comparative History of Literatures in European Langs., 1977-1983.
(This comprehensive, bilingual study tests principal theor...)
(Die Arbeit schildert den Werdegang novellistischer Strukt...)
Board of directors United Fund, Bloomington, 1970-1974. Member Hospital Board, Bloomington, 1971-1977. Ensign, United States Merchant Marine, 1944-1946.
Married Ingrid Miriam Grünfeld, August 3, 1946. Children: Roy Andrew, Steven Bruce, Renée June, Ronald Frank.