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Immensee. by. Theodor Storm. The novella is a poignant tale of unfulfilled love and lost opportunities, centered around the character of Reinhard, who reminisces about his childhood and youth. As a young man, he forms a deep bond with Elisabeth, a girl from his village. Despite their strong connection and shared affection, life's circumstances ...
His two most well-known works are the novellas Immensee ("Bees' Lake", 1849) and Der Schimmelreiter ("The Rider on the White Horse"), first published in April 1888 in the Deutsche Rundschau. Other published works include a volume of his poems (1852), the novella Pole Poppenspäler (1874) and the novella Aquis submersus (1877). ...
Immensee is usually classified as a novella, though a strict word count in English—depending on the translation—makes it a short story. This is probably mainly due to historical reasons, Immensee first being released internationally in book form on its own, unlike most stories that are published in collections. But it is also testament that ...
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Immensee is primarily about loss—the loss of youthful love and innocence. It is a recurring theme in Theodor Storm's work, and it appears in a very similar form in his later novella Hans and ...
“Immensee” is a novella by German author Theodor Storm, published in the middle of the 19th century. The protagonists Reinhard Werner and Elisabeth have been close friends from early childhood. Reinhard, who is five years older than Elisabeth, is in love with her and is sure that he wants to spend his whole life with Elisabeth. ...
A chronological and comprehensive survey of the most important English and German language criticism about the novella in historical context. Theodor Storm (1817-88), one of the leading literary Realists of the nineteenth century, achieved world-wide popularity with the novella Immensee in 1849. The work, which Storm himself referred to as a 'Perle deutscher Poesie' (pearl of German poetry ...
