150 Jahre Soll und Haben

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F. Krobb introduces the exploration of "Soll und Haben" after 150 years, while S. Becker examines the cultural history of bourgeois education in Freytag's work. A. Ritter discusses the societal and political implications of the novel's paratextual elements, linking it to ideological themes in poetry. C. Achinger analyzes the interplay between realism and modernity, describing the prose's depiction of societal relations. J. Weiß investigates the influence of Protestant ethics on the bourgeois life reflected in the narrative. L. Schneider explores the material dimensions within the story, while A. Lonner delves into the significance of the "magical comptoir." F. Krobb also characterizes the novel as a depiction of urban life. A. Koch engages in intertextual dialogue regarding realism, comparing it with Solger's works. C. Ujma addresses themes of bourgeois identity and outsider status in both Freytag's and Lewald's narratives. J. Barkhoff explores the intertextual connections with Mann's "Buddenbrooks." A. S. Anderson discusses England's literary and socio-cultural role, while K. Kopp interprets the novel as a colonial narrative. H. J. Hahn examines the portrayal of Polish economic practices, and J. L. Sammons contextualizes the American episode. H. Burdekin analyzes Freytag's representation of Jews, while M. H. Gelber addresses antisemitism in the text. D. C. G. Lorenz reflects on the novel's stereotypes and their evolution into