Publisher's Synopsis
Die freien Rhythmen in Heinrich Heines Nordseebildern (The Free Rhythms in Heinrich Heine's North Sea Images) by Paul Remer offers a detailed analysis of the innovative metrical techniques employed by Heinrich Heine in his "Nordsee" cycle of poems. This study contributes to a deeper understanding of modern German metrics by examining Heine's use of free rhythms to evoke the vastness and power of the North Sea. Remer's work explores how Heine broke away from traditional poetic forms to create a more fluid and expressive style, influencing subsequent generations of German poets. This book is an invaluable resource for scholars of German literature, poetry, and metrical theory, providing insights into Heine's creative process and the evolution of poetic form.
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