A Companion to the Works of Friedrich Schiller

Professor of German Studies and Associated Faculty in Religious Studies, University of Arizona.

New essays providing a in-depth view of the many facets of the great world poet's work.

Introduction: Schiller and the New Century - Steven D. MartinsonSchiller's Philosophical Aesthetics in Anthropological Perspective - Walter HindererDie Räuber: Structure, Models, and an Emblem - Werner von Stransky-Stranka-GreifenfelsKabale und Liebe Reconsidered - James M. van der LaanOn the Shores of Philosophy: Schiller's Later Lyric Poetry - Norbert OellersGreat Emotions -- Great Criminals? Schiller's Don Carlos - Rolf-Peter JanzConcerning Aesthetic Education - Lesley SharpeWallenstein - Dieter BorchmeyerMaria Stuart: The Physiology of Politics - Steven D. MartinsonDie Jungfrau von Orleans - Karl S. GuthkeWilhelm Tell - Karl S. GuthkeSchiller and Classical Antiquity - David V. PughSchiller the Historian - Otto DannThe Reception of Schiller in the Twentieth Century - Wulf KoepkeSchiller in America: His Reception from the Eighteenth to the Nineteenth Century - Steven D. Martinson