Dive into the profound philosophical foundations and revolutionary thoughts of Friedrich Schiller, particularly as they relate to his seminal early work, 'The Robbers'. This exploration uncovers the core principles and critical ideas that shaped one of Germany's most influential playwrights, offering insight into his contribution to German literature and the Sturm und Drang movement.
This essential text edition of Friedrich Schiller's iconic drama, 'The Robbers,' provides a complete and authoritative version of the play, accompanied by insightful commentary and comprehensive supplementary materials. It serves as an invaluable resource for students, scholars, and enthusiasts seeking a deeper understanding and detailed analysis of this classic work of German literature.
Friedrich Schiller's seminal work, "Die Räuber" (The Robbers), is a powerful German drama that launched the Sturm und Drang literary movement. This classic play explores profound themes of rebellion, justice, and fraternal conflict through the story of Karl Moor, an idealistic outlaw, and his treacherous brother Franz. Widely regarded as a cornerstone of European theatre, it remains a compelling study of individual freedom against societal constraints.