Friedrich Schiller : crime, aesthetics, and the poetics of punishment /
Hart, Gail Kathleen.
Newark : University of Delaware Press,
c2005.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 176-180) and index.
Admiration for aberrants and Schiller's school days -- What does the dramatic stage actually do? Exposure, demonstration and Wirkung in the Schaubühne essay and the execution of Maria Stuart -- "Die Schande nimmt ab mit der wachsenden Sünde": early Schiller and the charisma of the criminal -- Schiller and the prison in and around Spiel des Schicksals -- Murderous fathers: Wilhelm Tell and the decriminalization of murder -- Schiller's heart, Joan's crimes, and Johanna's glory: rescuing the feminine from history -- Schillerian intertextuality in the twentieth century: lost honor, aesthetic education and free will.
Schiller, Friedrich, 1759-1805
Punishment
Punishment in literature.