Hermann Hesse Bibliographie

Hermann Hesse Bibliographie

Sekundärliteratur 1899-2007

by Jürgen Below, Jürgen Below

4084 pages· 2007· ISBN 9783110923179
About
Hermann Hesse (1877-1962) is one of the most important and widely read German writers of the 20th century. There is an enormous amount of critical and theoretical secondary literature on him, and this volume provides the first complete up-to-date bibliography of these writings. The bibliography includes some 25,000 titles of German and international secondary literature and classifies them systematically under headings such as biography, individual works, letters, processes of reception at home and abroad etc. The bibliography aims for completeness and is superior to earlier works both in the number of entries and the relevance of the titles included. Thus it represents the most comprehensive reference work on more than 100 years of research and reception. Extensive summary of German and international secondary literature on the life and work of Hermann Hesse with over 25,000 bibliographical entries Indispensable tool for future Hesse research Documents 100 years of research and reception history Includes easy-to-use indices of names and works

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