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    9/13/2016 1:53 pm  #1

    Etzelnik
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    Schiller

    I've been reading a lot of him lately with a linear translation. Are there any other German poets of the same flavor? 

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    9/13/2016 2:33 pm  #2

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    Re: Schiller

    I like me some Schiller. Have you read his Mission of Moses. Interesting essay. Try Goethe for another poet.

     

    9/14/2016 8:15 am  #3

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    Re: Schiller

    Hölderlin has his moments, but Schiller is rather unique.

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    9/14/2016 1:43 pm  #4

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    AKG wrote:

    I like me some Schiller. Have you read his Mission of Moses. Interesting essay. Try Goethe for another poet.

    I have. I obviously believe he misinterpreted the essence of the Mosaic Law, but I still do love him as a poet.

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