Albrecht Classen

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University of Arizona

United States

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Albrecht Classen is a Professor at the University of Arizona in the United States. His research focuses on various aspects of literature, including the intersections of transcendental poetry, medieval literature, and contemporary education dynamics. He has recently published works on topics such as absurdity in twentieth-century German literature and the role of old age in medieval narratives.

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Articles (20)

Transcendental Poetry in the Baroque Period: Angelus Silesius’s Religious and Philosophical Epigrams as Reflections About the Self and the Divine

AI as an Indicator of the Current Paradigm Shift in Upper-Level Education: Problems and Responses

Laughing About and With the Absurd in Twentieth-Century German Literature: With a Focus on Kurt Kusenberg

Deep Learning and Education in the 21st Century. The Challenge of Medieval Literature for Us Today

Justice, Democracy, and Freedom in the Middle Ages: The Fables by Marie de France

The North Meets the South in the Mediterranean

Communication, Community, Compromise, and Compassion: Fundamental Lessons from Late Medieval German Literature

Intertextuality Is the Name of the Game: Melusine–Undine–Theophrastus Paracelsus–Friedrich de la Motte Fouqué–Christian Petzold: Water Spirits Are with Us, Throughout Time

Philip Ajouri, Julia Bangert, Gerhard Lauer and Nikolaus Weichselbaumer, eds. 2024. Gutenberg-Jahrbuch 2024. Vol. 99. Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz. 333 pp. €98.00. Hardback. ISBN: 978-3-447-18394-9.

Dignified, Powerful, and Respected Old People in Medieval and Early Modern Literature: The Worthy Hero and the Wise Old Person Versus the Old Fool

Homoerotic and Homosexual Perspectives in Medieval Poetry and Verse Narratives: Indirect Evidence of a Hidden Discourse

Toleration and Tolerance as Human Challenges: The Voice of an Eighteenth-Century Dramatist, Gotthold Ephraim Lessing, for the Twenty-First Century

Blacks in the Middle Ages – What About Race and Racism in the Past? Literary and Art-Historical Reflections

The Problematic Nature of the So-Called Paradigm Shift in Cultural-Historical Terms: The Staying Power of Medieval Literature until Today

Productivity and creativity triggered by the COVID‐19 pandemic and new technologies

Eine zu Unrecht vergessene Novelle Werner Bergengruens: „Der Strom“ als Rezeptionsmedium mittelalterlicher Literatur im zwanzigsten Jahrhundert

Art, Literature, Manuscripts, Architecture – An Emperor Wants to be Remembered: Emperor Maximilian and the Ambraser Helden Buch, with a Focus on Mauritius Von Craûn

Management of Stress through Philosophical Reflections: Teachings by Boethius (d. 524) for Our Modern Life

Alcohol, Drunkenness, and Excess—Consumption and Transgression in European Medieval and Early Modern Literature

The medieval Hero and anti-hero in one and the same person: Huon de Bordeaux deconstructive perspectives on medieval literature

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