Goethe's literary essays
Modern History

Goethe's literary essays

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe · narrated by Moss

2026

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Goethe, the towering figure of German letters, reflects on Shakespeare, world literature and the craft of writing itself. These essays gather the critical mind that helped define Romanticism and coined the very idea of Weltliteratur. Essential listening for anyone tracing how modern Europe learned to think about books.

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30 chapters

  1. 1FOREWORD6m
  2. 2THE THEORY OF ART25m
  3. 3INTRODUCTION TO THE PROPYLÆA15m
  4. 4UPON THE LAOCOON29m
  5. 5THE COLLECTOR AND HIS FRIENDS31m
  6. 6ON TRUTH AND PROBABILITY IN WORKS OF ART15m
  7. 7SIMPLE IMITATION OF NATURE, MANNER, STYLE11m
  8. 8ANCIENT AND MODERN13m
  9. 9NOTES ON DILETTANTISM19m
  10. 10THE PRODUCTION OF A NATIONAL CLASSIC[5]11m
  11. 11GOETHE’S THEORY OF A WORLD LITERATURE21m
  12. 12ON EPIC AND DRAMATIC POETRY[6]8m
  13. 13SUPPLEMENT TO ARISTOTLE’S POETICS[7]10m
  14. 14ON THE GERMAN THEATRE33m
  15. 15LUDWIG TIECK’S DRAMATURGIC FRAGMENTS7m
  16. 16ON DIDACTIC POETRY5m
  17. 17THE METHODS OF FRENCH CRITICISM14m
  18. 18ON CRITICISM4m
  19. 19WILHELM MEISTER’S CRITIQUE OF HAMLET1h 2m
  20. 20SHAKESPEARE AD INFINITUM35m
  21. 21FIRST EDITION OF HAMLET9m
  22. 22GOETHE AS A YOUNG REVIEWER8m
  23. 23BYRON’S MANFRED6m
  24. 24BYRON’S DON JUAN[11]6m
  25. 25CALDERON’S DAUGHTER OF THE AIR7m
  26. 26OLD GERMAN FOLKSONGS16m
  27. 27FOLKSONGS AGAIN COMMENDED5m
  28. 28GERMAN LITERATURE IN GOETHE’S YOUTH46m
  29. 29EXTRACTS FROM THE CONVERSATIONS WITH ECKERMANN1h 22m
  30. 30APPENDIX15m
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