Franz Xaver Kappus

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Franz Xaver Kappus was an Austrian military officer and aspiring poet best known as the young correspondent whose letters to Rainer Maria Rilke prompted the famous collection "Letters to a Young Poet."

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Franz Xaver Kappus canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Austrian military officer
human
poet
writer
associatedWith Letters to a Young Poet
Rainer Maria Rilke
correspondenceStartContext as a cadet at a military academy seeking literary advice from Rilke
correspondentOf Rainer Maria Rilke
countryOfCitizenship Austria
Austro-Hungarian Empire
surface form: Austria-Hungary
describedAs aspiring poet at the time of his correspondence with Rilke
educatedAt Theresian Military Academy
familyName Kappus
gender male
genre poetry
prose
givenName Franz
hasInfluenceOn reception of Rainer Maria Rilke’s thought through publication of letters
hasRole young poet addressed in "Letters to a Young Poet"
inspiredWork Letters to a Young Poet
languageOfWorkOrName German
militaryBranch Austro-Hungarian Army
notableFor being recipient of Rilke’s letters collected as "Letters to a Young Poet"
correspondence with Rainer Maria Rilke
editing and publishing Rilke’s letters to him
notableWork Letters to a Young Poet
surface form: Briefe an einen jungen Dichter
occupation military officer
poet
writer
workLanguage German

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Rainer Maria Rilke correspondent Franz Xaver Kappus
Letters to a Young Poet correspondent Franz Xaver Kappus