Studies in honor of John Albrecht Walz.

Format:

Book

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Walz, John A. (John Albrecht), 1871-1954.

Walz, John A.

German literature.

Germanic philology.

Physical Description:

335 pages frontispiece (portrait) 24 cm

Place of Publication:

Lancaster, Pa. [The Lancaster Press] 1941.

Contents:

Niclas Müller, German-American poet and patriot, by P.A. Shelley.

Zwischen Pfingsten und Strassburg, by A. Taylor.

A note on Kleist and Kant, by I.S. Stamm.

Goethe's Auf dem See, by W. Silz.

Notes on Walther's use of können and mögen, by R-M.S. Heffner.

English loan words in Pennsylvania German, by A.F. Buffington.

Werther in America, by O.W. Long.

George Henry Calvert, admirer of Goethe, by H.W. Pfund.

Early Danish and Swedish writers on native history, by C.F. Barnason.

Functional burdening of stressed vowels in German, by W.F. Twaddell.

Goethe's Lila as a fragment of the great confession, by T.K. Brown, Jr.

Art and reality, by F.O. Nolte.

Abstractions as forms of address in fifteenth century German, by G.J. Metcalf.

Stifter and the Biedermeier crisis, by A. Holske.

Mittelhochdeutsche Jägerwörtter vom Hund, by W.P. von Schmertzing.

Publications of John Albrecht Walz, prepared by P.A. Shelley (p. 329-335).

Notes:

"Studies ... written by former graduate students of Professor Walz at Harvard university. On the occasion of his seventieth birthday and his presidency of the Modern language association of America, they are herewith presented."--4th prelim leaf.

Includes bibliographical references.

Local Notes:

The Balch Institute Library and Archives.

Other Format:

Online version: Studies in honor of John Albrecht Walz.

OCLC:

2831172