Meaning of Künstlerromane | Babel Free

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Noun. [C2]

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“[…] great model⟳ — apart from contemporary Künstlerromane and impressionist tales of school life — was, as the notes of […]”

“With “Künstlerromane” such as “Hermann Ifinger” he at last⟳ convinced people he was a writer with ideas, and with his two last⟳ novels, “Die⟳ Osterinsel” and “Die⟳ Rothenburger” he has stepped into the front rank of German novelists.”

“They are, therefore, Künstlerromane of a particularly problematic kind: most of each text consists of the argument of its own⟳ impossibility.”

“Portrait of the Artist as a Young Woman: The Female Künstlerromane in America”

“Adolescence, Autonomy, and Vocation: Heroines of Künstlerromane by Modern American Women”

“To “bear⟳ my mother’s name⟳:” Künstlerromane by Women Writers”

“In his early Künstlerromane, such as Klingsor (1920; Klingsor’s Last⟳ Summer, 1970), Hesse presents the view⟳ that to excel one must escape⟳ middle-class conformity through one of two ways: either asceticism or sensuality.”

“[…] or “Künstlerromane” where the arts must of necessity play⟳ a role.”

“Anxieties of Maternal Influence⟳: Gender, Individuation, and Authorship in the Künstlerromane of Herman Melville and Henry James”

“The notion that the artist must withhold⟳ his or her “generative energy,” diverting it into artistic creation only, seems to have⟳ prevailed in a number⟳ of the Künstlerromane of the nineteenth century.”

“[Louise] Fitzhugh’s [Harriet the Spy (1964)] was one of the first overtly feminist künstlerromane written for children.”

“The English literary imagination never latched on to the modest craftsmen in chapels or theatre pits; professional musicians became fiction-worthy only when the Geniekult started to inspire⟳ Künstlerromane around figures like⟳ Beethoven, Mendelssohn, Paganini, or Liszt.”

“Exploring Walden (1854) and Little Women (1868), two autobiographical künstlerromane depicting the education and rise⟳ of a young artist, will enable a presentation of Alcott’s criticism and revision of the Transcendental poet-genius ideal.”

“As künstlerromane, Brown Girl, Brownstones and Paper Fish⟳ clarify⟳ the positions of their artist protagonists as they wend their ways to worlds outside the protective spaces of their respective communities.”

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