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Faust - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Faust's study; outside the gate of the town; Faust's study; Faust's study; Auerbach's cellar in Leipsic; Witch's kitchen; A street; A neat little room; A promenade; The neighbour's house; A street; A garden - A garden house; Forest and cavern; Gretchen's room - Martha's garden; At the well -The ramparts -The street...
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Essay on alchemical aspects of Faust (focused on Part 2), by Adam McLean. ... Goethe struggles to weave the personal inner journey of Faust towards some enlightenment, together with the collective social forces that are undergoing transformation through the historical process, so here Faust is also a representative of...
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Abstracted from the Faust Chapbook of 1587 ... Selected literary works based on the Faust legend, with links to electronic texts. ... When Dr. Faust was in Heilbronn, performing his troublesome arts throughout the region, he often went to Boxberg Castle, where he was always courteously received.
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Article by Lloyd Hawkins on the various historical expressions of Faust and history associated with the legends. ... There was an historical Faust, possible even two, one of whom more than once alluded to the Devil as his 'Schwager', or crony. One (or both) died around 1540, leaving behind a tangled tale of sorcery and...
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Faust (band) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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An analysis of the play by Goethe. ... The principal contrast between the popular play and Goethe's Faust is that, in the former, love and enjoyment bring the hero to ruin, while, in the latter, love and activity are his salvation. All the essential elements of the composition are provided by the popular drama;
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An account of the creation of Goethe's famous tragedy. ... Goethe took the Faust legend like so many others; but he alone saw the typical, universal element hidden in it; he alone was able to engraft his own life and the governing forces of all human life upon this wild offspring of a darker age.
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FAUST; (Creation in Théatre-Lyrique, on March 19, 1859) ... Act 1. Faust's cabinet. The philosopher Faust is profoundly depressed by his inaptitude to reach fulfillment through knowledge and thinks of committing suicide. He pours the contents of a poison phial in a cup, but stops suddenly drinking the deadly liquid when...
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