... Franz Liszt (Berlin, 1908) Gottschalg, Alexander Wilhelm, Franz Liszt in Weimar und seine letzten Lebensjahre (Berlin, 1910) Gregorovius, Ferdinand, Römische Tagebücher, 2nd edn, ed. Friedrich Althaus (Stuttgart, 1893) Gut, Serge, Franz ...
... Franz Kafka : The Jewish Patient ( New York , 1995 ) , p . 10 . 2 Franz Kafka , The Diaries , 1914–1923 , ed . Max Brod , trans . Martin Greenberg and Hannah Arendt ( New York , 1949 ) , pp . 73–4 . 3 Ibid . , p . 160 . 4 Franz Kafka ...
... Franz Boas among the Inuit, 212, fb/parents, 30 Apr. 1884; Boas, “Under the Arctic Circle,” 14–15, bfp. Müller-Wille, Franz Boas among the Inuit, 181, fb to Marie, February 14, 1884; 182, fb/mk, 15 Feb. 1884. Letter Diary, fb to Marie ...
... Franz Kafka: A Biography, trans. G. Humphreys Roberts (New York: Schocken, 1947), p. 134; Pongs, “Franz Kafka—'Die Verwandlung,” ' pp. 162–85; Weinberg, Kafkas Dichtungen, pp. 235–317. 54. Simon Sandbank, “Surprise Techniques in Kafka's ...
... Franz 128 Cecilian Movement 27 Chau Hau 99 Chézy , Wilhelm von 153 Choral Society Movement 29 Churches in Vienna see ... Franz I ( = Franz II , Holy Roman Emperor of the German Nation , 1792-1806 ; thenceforth Emperor Franz I of Austria ) ...
... Franz Liszt, Franz Liszt's Brie/e, ed. La Mara [pseudo Marie Lipsius], vol. 7 (Leipzig: Breitkopf & Hartel, 1902), 351. ii. Wallet used by Liszt in 1883 containing various autograph notes. Franz Liszt, Wallet, MS. D-WRgs 59/141,3 ...
... Franz Kafka, Betrachtung' in Berliner Tageblatt, 6 April 1913, cited in Born (ed.), Franz Kafka: Kritik und Rezeption, pp. 28–9. 4 P. U. Beicken, Franz Kafka: Eine kritische Einführung in die Forschung (Frankfurt am Main: Atheneion ...
... Franz put it, life in the neighborhood was relatively “trouble free.” Franz's postwar politics revolved around the principle of keeping matters just so, “trouble free,” which justified skepticism about immigrants, fortified disdain for ...
... Franz's tutors, often engaged in brutal teaching techniques and believed that Franz must learn to deny his feelings and to never show weakness. The lack of Franz Joseph's emotionality toward others is candidly given to us from an ...