The title of his collected letters An Abyss Deep Enough refers to his constant bouts with depression, a subject that would become a major theme in works like "The Engagement in San Domingo."
The title of his collected letters An Abyss Deep Enough refers to his constant bouts with depression, a subject that would become a major theme in works like "The Engagement in San Domingo." He posited that "feeling" allowed man to come closer to infinite awareness in his On Puppetshows, but he remains better known for his plays including Katchen of Heilbronn and Amphitryon. But his most famous work concerns a righteous horse dealer turned vigilante. For 10 points, identify this German romantic author of Prince Friedrich of Homburg and Michael Kohlhaas.
The title of his collected letters An Abyss Deep Enough refers to his constant bouts with depression, a subject that would become a major theme in works like "The Engagement in San Domingo."
Heinrich von {Kleist}