Johann Wolfgang von Goethe et al.: Selected Poems of Goethe 4: Xenien (Large Print Book)

The fourth is Goethe and Siege's co-worker, which has gathered the poetry of Gönegé in Germany. Goethe and Syller respected each other and influenced each other so much, but they were different than the poles. That's the collaboration that they have been able to do with their unique success in this world. "Ksenien" means "gift to guests," which is a bi-journal sati, or filagic, collection of two lines. Götte and Siller use this brief two-way poem to criticize the ordinaryness and inability and self-interest of the school and the doors of the day, as well as to fierce and tactful criticism of the vanity and the impotence of the occasion. Sometimes it seems like an excessive personal attack, but the wits of these poems, which have taken the form of literature even by doing "the author speaks in a manner that says so" and then use the form "the attack and defense" to show the two geniuses' sharp, witty sense of humor, the keen and precise judgment of things, the brilliant literary talent, and the high-recorded literary ideal.

Korean title: 괴테 시선 4: 크세니엔(큰글씨책)

Korean author: 요한 볼프강 폰 괴테 외

Korean publisher: 지식을만드는지식

ISBN-13: 9791128853081