Brief overview of Goethe's Bio
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Johann Wolfgang Goethe was born into a wealthy family in Frankfurt in 1749. He received an excellent education in languages, sciences, and the arts. Goethe studied law in Leipzig and Strasbourg but spent more time with friends and writing. In 1774, after a failed romance, Goethe channeled his disappointment into his novel "The Sorrows of Young Werther," which became a bestseller. In 1775, Goethe was invited to Weimar where he served in various government roles for Duke Carl August for 33 years, though he also pursued scientific and literary interests. In the mid-1780s, feeling frustrated, Goethe took an incognito trip to Italy to travel and
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Oscar wilde
Oscar Wilde was an Irish writer born in 1854 who studied at Oxford University. He traveled extensively in Europe and was known for his flamboyant style and unconventional views. Wilde wrote many plays and books, including The Picture of Dorian Gray and The Importance of Being Earnest. He achieved great fame and success in London in the 1890s, but was later imprisoned for two years for homosexual acts, an offense at the time. Wilde spent his last years in France after his release from prison. He died in 1900 at the age of 46.
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providing crucial environmental data for scientific, resource management, policy purposes, and
diverse human activities.
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occur natural.
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Brief overview of Goethe's Bio
- 1. Johann Wolfgang Goethe Biographical Overview LEAD 101 2015 Prof. Gundolf Graml
- 2. Early Years: Frankfurt • born 28 August 1749 into a wealthy tailor family • several siblings, but only sister Cornelia survived childhood; close relationship with J.W. • J.W. receives excellent education: • Latin, Greek, French, Italian, English, Hebrew, Yiddish; • Natural Sciences, Religion, Painting; Piano, Cello, Riding, Fencing, Dancing https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datei:Goethe_1765.jpg
- 3. Student Years: Leipzig • Father sent J.W. to Leipzig to study law • Frankfurt: quiet, traditional • Leipzig: exciting, cosmopolitan —> “Little Paris” • Goethe lived in city center; with 100 Gulden/month he had twice the disposable funds that life at most expensive universities would have cost • J.W. did not like law —> spent his time with friends, visited theater, fell in love, started writing • 1768: returned to Frankfurt without a degree but with tuberculosis • Used recovery time for early literary research on Christianity; alchemy https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datei:Leipzig_Goethes_Studentenwohnung.jpg
- 4. Student Years: Strasbourg • 1770 J.W. continued studying law in Strasbourg • meets Johann Gottfried Herder, theologian and literary theorist • 1771 Goethe submits dissertation about relationship between state and church —> scandal • University recommends that he withdraw dissertation and simply go for the law practice permit • 1771: J.W. opens small law office but focuses mostly on writing • 1772: J.W. begins internship in Wetzlar https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datei:Maison_Goethe_Strasbourg.jpg
- 5. 1774: “Storm and Passion” • During internship in Wetzlar, Goethe falls in love with wife of his colleague, Charlotte Buff. • After rejection, J.W. channels disappointment into novel “Sorrows of Young Werther” • European bestseller, viewed as founding document of literary “Sturm und Drang [storm and passion]” period
- 6. Minister in Weimar • 1775: 18-year old Duke Carl August invites then already famous author J.W. Goethe to Weimar • Weimar: small town of 6,000 people, but important cultural center • Goethe becomes part of Duke’s senior advising group • Minister of Mining • chair of roads committee and war committee • 1782 Goethe named Minister of Finance for Weimar; President of University of Jena • promoted into aristocracy: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe • 33 years old, height of government career https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datei:Weimar,_Stadtplan_von_Franz_Ludwig_G%C3%BCssefeld,_1784.jpg
- 7. • Official roles leave little time for literature • 1780 Goethe begins research in natural sciences: geology, mineralogy, botany, osteology • 1784 Goethe (re)discovers human incisive bone https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incisive_bone#/media/File:Gray160.png
- 8. Crisis and Travel • mid-1780s: Goethe frustrated with work at court and inability to write • uses a vacation in Karlsbad to leave for Italy; travels incognito under the name of Johann Philipp Möller https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datei:Johann_Heinrich_Wilhelm_Tischbein_007.jpg