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Friedrich von Hausen: Inquiries Into His Poetry

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By Hugo Bekker
1977
Published by: The University of North Carolina Press
Series: UNC Studies in Germanic Languages and Literatures
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The author casts new light on Hausen's lyrics by often favoring the manuscript readings. In the readings, irony emerges as a leading poetic device, as does the element of Spiel. Questions arise regarding such concepts as Gottesdienst, Frauendienst, and hohe Minne. Attrition is discussed as the possible motivation behind the persona's decision to take the cross.

Table of Contents

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Cover

Half-Title Page

pp. i

Series Note

pp. ii

Title Page

pp. iii

Copyright

pp. iv-vi

Dedication

pp. vii-viii

Table of Contents

pp. ix

Acknowledgments

pp. x-x

Abbreviations

Introduction

pp. 1-3

I. Ich Muoz Von Schulden Sin Unfro

pp. 4-17

II. Mich Müet Deich Von Der Lieben Quam

pp. 18-26

III. An Der Genade Al Min Fröide Stat

pp. 27-31

IV. Diu Süezen Wort Hant Mir Getan

pp. 34-39

V. Ich Sage Ir Nu Vil Lange Zit

pp. 40-46

VI. Wafena, Wie Hat Mich Minne Gelazen

pp. 47-52

VII. Si Welnt Dem Tode Entrunnen Sin

pp. 54-54

VIII. Si Darf Mich Des Zihen Niet

pp. 56-62

IX. Min Herze Und Min Lip Diu Wellent Scheiden

pp. 66-73

X. Min Herze Den Gelouben Hat

pp. 75-77

XI. In Minem Troume Ich Sach

pp. 79-82

XII. Deich Von Der Guoten Schiet

pp. 83-86

XIII. Mir Ist Daz Herze Wunt

pp. 89-94

XIV. Ich Sihe Wol Daz Got Wunder Kan

pp. 95-95

XV. Ich Lobe Got Der Siner Güete

pp. 100-106

XVI. Sich Möhte Wiser Man Verwüeten

pp. 108-114

XVII. Ich Denke Under Wilen

pp. 116-123

Conclusion

pp. 124-125

Notes

pp. 126-138

Bibliography

pp. 149-156
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