"Klopstock!" Once More: Intertextuality in Werther

Böhm, Arnd

doi:10.3138/sem.v38.2.116

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“…2. For a more subtle reading of the intertextual relationship linking Dante to Goethe, with special emphasis on the parallels between the whirlwind and the thunderstorm scenes, see Bohm (2002). Bohm is right to argue that Dante's Francesca/Paolo scene is alluded to in Werther not only in the Klopstock epiphany but also in Werther's physically engrossed reading of Ossian which, in turn, physically affects Lotte.…”

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