Kleist's Female Leading Characters And The Subversion Of Idealist Discourse (Studies on Themes and Motifs in Literature)
"Heinrich von Kleist's problematic relationship with the philosophy and the aesthetics of idealism informs his parodic, rebellious, and destructive oeuvre. This book focuses on this relationship and examines Kleist's female leading characters and their role as amorphous ciphers for his own subversiv…
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