„Tout à fait naturalisé“: Heines literarische Einbürgerung

Heine was not only recognised as a German poet but also as a French author. This is already documented by Sainte-Beuve’s reviews of the 1830s, which are examined and contextualised more closely in this article. The focus is on the linguistic and stylistic observations made by Sainte-Beuve and the en...

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Main Author: Robert Krause
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Published: Presses universitaires de Strasbourg 2023-07-01
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„Tout à fait naturalisé“: Heines literarische Einbürgerung
Recherches Germaniques
Heine
Sainte-Beuve
Victor Hugo
George Sand
Proust
cultural mediation
title „Tout à fait naturalisé“: Heines literarische Einbürgerung
title_full „Tout à fait naturalisé“: Heines literarische Einbürgerung
title_fullStr „Tout à fait naturalisé“: Heines literarische Einbürgerung
title_full_unstemmed „Tout à fait naturalisé“: Heines literarische Einbürgerung
title_short „Tout à fait naturalisé“: Heines literarische Einbürgerung
title_sort tout a fait naturalise heines literarische einburgerung
topic Heine
Sainte-Beuve
Victor Hugo
George Sand
Proust
cultural mediation
url https://journals.openedition.org/rg/9339
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