Julius von Voss
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Julius von Voss, also Julius von Voß (24 August 1768, Brandenburg an der Havel, Prussia – 1 November 1832 Berlin) was a German writer.[1]
Work
[edit]His rapidity of literary production was almost without a parallel. He published about 160 works (plays, novels, and short stories) and a large number of works remained unpublished.[2]
His best novel is Die Schildbürger (1823), a comical novel about Schildbürger, residents of Schilda, a fictional German town of fools (the text is available at Google Books[3]). He wrote many comedies, farces, and satirical parodies. In The Strahlau Haul of Fish (1822, a popular piece with songs, in the Berlin patois) he gives the first example of the Berlinese farce. Ini. Ein Roman aus dem ein und zwanzigsten Jahrhundert (Ini. A novel from the 21st century, 1810) is regarded as the first German science fiction novel.[1]
Publications
[edit]- Geschichte eines bei Jena gefangnen preussischen Offiziers (1807)
- Ini. Ein Roman aus dem ein und zwanzigsten Jahrhundert ["Ini: A Novel from the Twenty First Century"] (1810), Reprint with commentary by Ulrich Blode: Oberhaid: Utopica, 2008, ISBN 978-3-938083-11-6
- Das Grab der Mutter in Palermo, novel (1818)
- Die Damenhüte im Theater (1820)
- Der Stralower Fischzug, play (1821)
- Die sechzehn Ahnen des Grafen von Luftheim, family chronicle (1821)
- Spanien's Jungfrauen-Tribut an die Mauren, novel (1830)
See also
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References
[edit]- 1 2 Reynolds, Francis J., ed. (1921). . Collier's New Encyclopedia. New York: P. F. Collier & Son Company.
- ↑ Conrad Wiedemann, "Julius von Voß : Großstadttheater im Off} In: Der gesellschaftliche Wandel um 1800 und das Berliner Nationaltheater. Hg. v. Klaus Gerlach/René Sternke. Hannover 2009, pp. 121–138
- ↑ Die Schildbürger: ein komischer Roman
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