Goethe’s letters

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Goethe’s letters are a collection of personal correspondence by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe that offer insight into his life, relationships, and literary and intellectual development.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf collection of letters
literary correspondence
primary historical source
about European intellectual history
Goethe’s travels and experiences abroad
cultural life in late 18th-century Germany
archivedIn Goethe and Schiller Archive in Weimar NERFINISHED
various European libraries and archives
associatedWith Jena NERFINISHED
Weimar NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Germany
creator Johann Wolfgang von Goethe NERFINISHED
describes Goethe’s creative process
Goethe’s personal relationships
Goethe’s political views
Goethe’s scientific interests
contemporary literary debates
documentedIn critical editions of Goethe’s correspondence
published letter collections in German
translated letter collections in other languages
hasForm annotated scholarly edition
manuscript
printed edition
hasGenre epistolary writing
literary correspondence
personal correspondence
hasInfluenced Goethe biography
editions of Goethe’s works
studies of German Classicism
hasPart letters to Charlotte von Stein
letters to Christiane Vulpius
letters to Friedrich Schiller
letters to his family
letters to publishers and literary figures
language German
mainSubject German literature
Romanticism NERFINISHED
Weimar Classicism NERFINISHED
intellectual development of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
life of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
literary development of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
relationships of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
timePeriod 18th century
19th century
usedAs source for Goethe scholarship
source for biographical studies of Goethe
source for historical research on Weimar Classicism

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Christianne Vulpius describedIn Goethe’s letters