Karl-May-Sekundär-Literatur

D-3148 Informationen: Karl-Eugen Spreng Kein Online-Text bekannt. The Life and Works of Charles Sealsfield (Karl Postl) 1793-1864 Max Kade Institute for German American Studies, University of Wisconsin-Madison: Madison, Wisconsin - 1993 Gewebe - Höhe: 24 cm - 302 Seiten - ISBN/ISNN: 0-924119-72-1 Hg. v. Charlotte L. Brancaforte
Klappentext/Verlagswerbung: This book, with contributions in both German and English, investigates the life story, and the manifold interests and achievements, of one of the most enigmatic writers of the nineteenth century. Karl Postl was the son of an Austrian bourgeois family, a Catholic cleric who was caught up in the resistance to the post-Napoleonic restoration. In 1823 he exiled himself from his name and his homeland. A restless traveler through the Americas, a much-read literary critic, a social visionary, and a sometime diplomatic courier for the exiled Bonparte family, Karl Postl became Charles Sealsfield, Citizen of the United States, Clergyman, Native of Pennsylvania. His literary reputation never really faded even though tastes have changed many times. His search for common human traits in the political and social systems of Europe and the Americas has been relevant through the last 150 years. Quite apart from the literary merits of his works, his dispassionate observations on non-European races and their customs and aspirations have aroused the interest of scholars in the academic disciplines of anthropology and ethnic history." (Amazone)
(Noch) nicht alle Texte erfasst! T-13504 - Von der Vaterfigur zum Indianermythos: Charles Sealsfields "Tokeah" als literarischer "Ahnherr" von Karl Mays "Winnetou" 291 - 302

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