First published
1963
A survey of Jean-Paul Richter's impact on the French literary world from 1797 to the writing of this study. Early enthusiasm gave way to a mid-19th-century perception of Richter as a sentimental eccentric unable to be appreciated outside Germany; after a long absence, Richter re-enters literary discourse between the world wars thanks to attention from Edmond Jaloux, Jean Cassou and Albert Béguin.
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