Studien zu ausgewählten Fastnachtspielen des Hans Folz
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At the threshold of modernism, the artisan poet Hans Folz plays a significant role as author and printer in the cultural center of Nuremberg. Part of his multifaceted oeuvre includes at least 18 carnival plays (Fastnachtspiele) that are currently being edited and commented on at the University of Trier. The studies contained in this volume were produced as part of this new edition of the Nuremberg carnival plays. They focus on four works by Hans Folz and illuminate them through structural, as well as material and motive historical aspects. Particularly, a sustainable picture of the author's…mehr

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At the threshold of modernism, the artisan poet Hans Folz plays a significant role as author and printer in the cultural center of Nuremberg. Part of his multifaceted oeuvre includes at least 18 carnival plays (Fastnachtspiele) that are currently being edited and commented on at the University of Trier.
The studies contained in this volume were produced as part of this new edition of the Nuremberg carnival plays. They focus on four works by Hans Folz and illuminate them through structural, as well as material and motive historical aspects. Particularly, a sustainable picture of the author's specific operational processes is drawn.
In addition, the volume contains an edition of the poem "Von den zwelff fauln pfaffenknecht" ("Of the Twelve Lazy Servants") (Hs 5339a, Germanic National Library of Nuremberg), and a concordance of the new edition of the still relevant publication of Adelbert von Keller's carnival plays.
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"Die Anregungen des Bandes werden sich mit Sicherheit produktiv auf die mediävistische Forschung auswirken; dies gilt ganz besonders hinsichtlich einer stärkeren Berücksichtigung aufführungsbedingter Überlegungen."

Von Dr. Andrea Grafetstätter

In: Beiträge zur Geschchte der deutschen Sprache und Literatur, 136.1, S. 169-171.