German studies
By: presented to Leonard Ashley Willoughby by pupils, colleagues, and friends on his retirement.
Publisher: Blackwell
Published: 1952
Place of publication: Oxford
Language: eng
Number of pages: 249
Subjects: Willoughby, L. A. -- 1885-1977.; German literature.
Table of contents: value: Introduction and biographical note, , by J. Boyd.; value: List of Professor Willoughby's publications (p. xi-xii); value: Stefan George and Ida Coblenz, by J. Bithell.; value: A footnote to "Wilhelm Meisters Lehrjahre,"  by W.H. Bruford.; value: Pandits and parishs, by E.M. Butler.; value: Some expressions of the notions "change" and "exchange" in the Germanic languages, by W.E. Collinson.; value: The modernity of Wilhelm Raabe, by B. Fairley.; value: Herder and Goethe, by A. Gilles.; value: "Ine Weiz": diplomatic ignorance on the part of medieval German poets, by A.T. Hatto.; value: Young Germany: a revaluation, by C.P. Magill.; value: Lenz as lyric poet, by R. Pascal.; value: Novalis and Schopennauer: a critical transition in romanticism, by R. Peacock.; value: Some word-associations in the writings of Hamann and Herder, by E. Purdie.; value: Wolfram von Eschenbach and the paradox of the chivalrous life, by M.F. Richey.; value: The psychological approach to the study of literature, by W. Rose.; value: Tasso's tragedy and salvation, by E.L. Stahl.; value: Goethe's Irish enemy: Edward Kenealy, by G. Waterhouse.; value: The poet as thinker: on the varying modes of Goethe's thought, by E.M. Wilkinson.