Titlebook: German Freedom and the Greek Ideal; The Cultural Legacy William J. McGrath,Celia Applegate,Stephanie Front Book 2013 William J. McGrath, C

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D. Seidler,E. Bartnick,B. Nowak constraint of law. This association of freedom with authority had deep historical roots in German culture, and it shaped the way the artists and thinkers who came after Schiller approached the issues of freedom and beauty in their work.

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2945-6630 lectual and artists invoked the ancient Greeks in order to inspire Germans to cultural renewal and to enrich their understanding of freedom as something deeper and more urgent that political life could offer.978-1-349-47497-4978-1-137-36948-2Series ISSN 2945-6630 Series E-ISSN 2945-6649

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Freedom in Architecture: Gottfried Semper and the Greek Ideal,sentation of pure form, and his aesthetic of pure form had been widely accepted as basic to an understanding of ancient Greek art and architecture and to the field of aesthetic theory in general. So in addition to the appropriate reference to color, the lines from . also pointed up a theoretical pos

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,From Political Freedom to Self-Denial: Wagner’s , and the Revolutions of 1848,ip he formed with Gottfried Semper in the mid-1840s, when both men played leading roles in Dresden’s rich artistic life. Like Semper, Wagner became interested in ancient Greek culture as a model for artistic and political reform, and Semper’s theories about the origins of Greek creativity helped gui

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