WorkChristoph Martin Wieland

Oberon: Ein romantisches Heldengedicht [Oberon: A Romantic Heroic Poem]

Christoph Martin Wieland (1733–1813) · 1780

InferredFuller mentions Wieland repeatedly as a literary/biographical figure and plans to read him again; no specific work is named in these notes though she mentions 'Oberon' in the context of Wieland listening to Goethe. Fuller mentions 'Oberon' specifically (Wieland's famous verse romance, 1780, one of his major works) in the context of Goethe listening to Wieland read from it.

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Notes toward The Life of Goethe

p5, p12, p59

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“p5: 'Wieland rejoices / as if it the smile of a Divinity / at the kindness with which / Goethe listened to Oberon.'; p12: 'Joke he had played off on / Wieland caused him / some uneasiness...”

Fuller, Margaret. "Notes toward The Life of Goethe." Houghton Library, Harvard University.

Inferred Fuller mentions Wieland repeatedly as a literary/biographical figure and plans to read him again; no specific work is named in these notes though she mentions 'Oberon' in the context of Wieland listening to Goethe. Fuller mentions 'Oberon' specifically (Wieland's famous verse romance, 1780, one of his major works) in the context of Goethe listening to Wieland read from it.