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From the Back Cover: One of the most significant works of literary criticism of this century, Erich Auerbach's MIMESIS undertakes a new and profound approach to major moments in Western literature. More than a work of literary criticism, this study is filled with insights into the Western imagination and Western culture itself, in its repeated attempts to master and control reality and experience. Auerbach's studies range from the beginnings of Western literary consciousness to the present. The significant moments of art and awareness he studies are in themselves keys to the meaning of Homer,…
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15 editions · 7 languages- Paperback · English · 2003Princeton University Press · 616 pages · 9780691113364
- Hardcover · English · 1969Princeton University Press · 563 pages · 9780691060781
- Other · English · 2013Princeton University Press · 616 pages · 9781400847952
- Other · English · 2013Princeton University Press · 614 pages · 9781299840645
- Other · English · 2013Princeton University Press · 579 pages · 9780691160221
- Other · English · 1953Princeton University Press · 563 pages · 9780691012698
History and criticismLiteratureReality in literatureMimesis in literatureRealism in literatureMimesisWirklichkeitLiteratur










