Levin Ludwig Schücking Boeken
29 mei 1878 – 12 oktober 1964
Levin Ludwig Schücking was een vooraanstaand Duits academicus op het gebied van de Engelse taal en literatuur, en ontwikkelde zich tot de meest invloedrijke figuur in de Engelse studies in Duitsland. Als professor en directeur van de Engelse afdeling aan de Universiteit van Leipzig heeft hij het vakgebied twee decennia lang gevormd. Zijn werk, met name zijn onderzoek naar de sociologie van de literaire smaakvorming, verwierf internationale erkenning en getuigt van zijn diepgaande inzichten in literaire ontwikkeling en receptie.
The sociology of literary taste
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Untersuchungen Zur Bedeutungslehre Der Angelsächsischen Dichtersprache
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Novellen Von Levin Schucking, Erster Band: 1
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