This book provides a comprehensive analysis of the lyric poems of Friedrich Hebbel, a German poet and dramatist known for his innovative use of language and exploration of the dark side of human experience. Through close readings of Hebbel's poetry, the author examines the themes of sensuality and desire, and explores the ways in which Hebbel's work reflects the social and cultural context of his time.

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