Jean Paul: A Reader by Professor Timothy and Erika Casey

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Jean Paul: A Reader by Professor Timothy and Erika CaseyISBN: 9780801841545 The Johns Hopkins University Press 01 December 1991 Paperback 256 pages *Jean Paul: A Reader* is a collection of translations and selections that introduces the thought and writings of the influential German Romantic writer Jean Paul (Johann Paul Friedrich Richter), combining key essays, excerpts, and commentary to provide both an accessible overview of his literary and philosophical contributions and insight into his unique

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