The Modern Language Quarterly, Vol. 7 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Celebrating Herder and his enduring influence on world literature .

A scholarly issue that honors Johann Gottfried Herder with essays, critical notes, and historical context for readers of language and literary history.

This edition opens with a centenary address marking Herder’s death and exploring his impact across poetry, philosophy, and criticism. It situates Herder among Goethe, Schiller, and other writers, while offering translations and discussions of his influence on ballad traditions, folklore, and national literatures. Rich in both historical detail and interpretive insight, it invites readers to see Herder through a modern lens without losing the period’s scholarly texture.
You’ll encounter:

• In-depth essays on Herder’s role in literary history and the broader cultural landscape.
• Comparative notes that connect German Romanticism with English verse and ballad traditions.
• Editorial sections that place Herder in conversation with other major figures and movements.
• A contemporary assessment of the ongoing value of Herder’s ideas for readers and scholars today.

Ideal for students, teachers, and fans of literary history who seek a thoughtful, well‑documented look at Herder’s legacy and the scholars who study him.

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