Citations:Goethesque

English citations of Goethesque

• 1902, Friedrich Schiller, Poems: Life, page 417:

  ... Prelude " he had led the audience away into Wallenstein's world . Caroline might sneer at will about Goethe's pupil having come out more “Goethesque” than ever, achieving after years of labour what Goethe THE LIFE OF SCHILLER 417.

• 1973, Alokeranjan Dasgupta, Goethe and Tagore: A Retrospect of East-west Colloquy, New Delhi : South Asia Institute, University of Heidelberg:

  This was almost at the same time that Tagore dwelt on the archetypal forms and ideas , which were Goethesque. For example , when explaining to Prabhatkumar Mukhopadhyaya the poem Urvasi , the idea of which has been traced […]

• 1986, Richard Rhodes, Making of the Atomic Bomb, Simon & Schuster Paperbacks, →ISBN, part 1, chapter 3, 57:

  He seems to have been a child of deep connection. That is a preverbal gift. His father, with his own Goethesque yearnings for purpose and wholeness—for natural unity, for the oceanic consolations of religion without the antique formalisms—especially sensed it. His overvalued expectation burdened the boy.

• 2010 June 9, Stephen Walsh, Stravinsky: The Second Exile: France and America, 1934-1971, Knopf, →ISBN:

  The composer himself dwelt far above them all, in a kind of Goethesque empyrean; and yet even he had revealed frailties. Could it be, Yudina began to wonder, that his failure to communicate with her was simply due to his having no […]

• 2022 March 8, Erich Neumann, The Fear of the Feminine: And Other Essays on Feminine Psychology, Princeton University Press, →ISBN, page 123:

  Such a revitalization is as characteristic of Mozart's Magic Flute as it is of, for example, an incomplete version of Part II of The Magic Flute by Goethe, or a number of other Goethesque and Romantic works.