After reading Kant's philosophy in 1801, this writer had a famous crisis that he compared to realizing that everyone in the world had green glasses instead of eyes.
After reading Kant's philosophy in 1801, this writer had a famous crisis that he compared to realizing that everyone in the world had green glasses instead of eyes. The Haitian Revolution provides the background for his story "The Betrothal in Santo Domingo," and an Amazonian queen who captures Achilles is the subject of his play Penthesilea. A mysterious pregnancy features in his novella The Marquise of O. One his works involves the conflict between a Squire Wenzel and the title character, a Brandenburg horse dealer. Another of his works centers on the judge Adam, who shatters a titular receptacle. For ten points, name this German writer whose works include Michael Kohlhaas and The Broken Jug.
After reading Kant's philosophy in 1801, this writer had a famous crisis that he compared to realizing that everyone in the world had green glasses instead of eyes.
Heinrich von {Kleist}