Wolfram von Eschenbach

(vôl`främ fən ĕsh`ənbäkh), c.1170–c.1220, German poet. Perhaps the greatest of the German minnesingers, and one of the finest poets of medieval Europe. He was a knight who led a restless, roving life. In 1203 he was at the court of Landgrave Hermann von Thüringen. His only complete work is his famous Parzival, a poem of chivalry notable for its lyricism, humor, and depth of conception (see ParsifalParsifal
, figure of Arthurian legend also known as Sir Percivale, who is in turn a later form of a hero of Celtic myth. The name originally occurs as Pryderi, an alternative name of Gwry in Pwyll Prince of Dyved, a tale in the Mabinogion.
..... Click the link for more information. ). Wolfram's other works include two unfinished epic poems, Willehalm and Titurel, and lyrics. Richard Wagner's final opera Parsifal (1882) was based on his epic, and Wolfram himself was a character in the same composer's Tannhäuser (1845).

Bibliography

See the interpretation of Parzival by M. F. Richey (1933) and the translation by J. Weston (1894); study by J. F. Poag (1972).

Eschenbach, Wolfram von:

see Wolfram von EschenbachWolfram von Eschenbach
, c.1170–c.1220, German poet. Perhaps the greatest of the German minnesingers, and one of the finest poets of medieval Europe. He was a knight who led a restless, roving life. In 1203 he was at the court of Landgrave Hermann von Thüringen.
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Wolfram Von Eschenbach

Born circa 1170, in Eschenbach; died 1220. German minnesinger poet; wandering singer.

Wolfram wrote Parzival (1198-1210; published, 1783), a romance in verse that was part of the Arthurian cycle of romances. Parzival combines the glorification of knighthood with the preaching of religious atonement and renunciation. The same spirit is embodied in Wolfram’s unfinished romances Willehalm and Titurel and also in his songs of the alba genre.

WORKS

[Werke,] parts 1-5. Published by A. Leitzmann, Halle an der SaaleTübingen, 1953-58.

REFERENCES

Ivanov, K. A. Trubadury, truvery i minnezingery, 2nd ed. Petrograd, 1915.
Lowet, R. Wolfram von Eschenbachs Parzival im Wandel der Zeiten. Munich [1955].
Hohenstein, L. Die Nachte in St. Wendelin: Der Lebensroman Wolframs von Eschenbach. Rudolstadt, 1969.

N. B. VESELOVSKAIA

Wolfram von Eschenbach

died ?1220, German poet: author of the epic Parzival, incorporating the story of the Grail

单词	wolfram von eschenbach
释义	Wolfram von Eschenbach Wolfram von Eschenbach (German ˈvɔlfram fɔn ˈɛʃənbax) n (Biography) died ?1220, German poet: author of the epic Parzival, incorporating the story of the Grail Wolf•ram von Esch•en•bach (ˈvɔl frɑm fən ˈɛʃ ənˌbɑx, ˈwʊl frəm vɒn ˈɛʃ ənˌbɑk) n. c1170–c1220, German poet. Wolfram von Eschenbach Wolfram von Eschenbach (vôl`främ fən ĕsh`ənbäkh), c.1170–c.1220, German poet. Perhaps the greatest of the German minnesingers, and one of the finest poets of medieval Europe. He was a knight who led a restless, roving life. In 1203 he was at the court of Landgrave Hermann von Thüringen. His only complete work is his famous Parzival, a poem of chivalry notable for its lyricism, humor, and depth of conception (see ParsifalParsifal , figure of Arthurian legend also known as Sir Percivale, who is in turn a later form of a hero of Celtic myth. The name originally occurs as Pryderi, an alternative name of Gwry in Pwyll Prince of Dyved, a tale in the Mabinogion. ..... Click the link for more information. ). Wolfram's other works include two unfinished epic poems, Willehalm and Titurel, and lyrics. Richard Wagner's final opera Parsifal (1882) was based on his epic, and Wolfram himself was a character in the same composer's Tannhäuser (1845). Bibliography See the interpretation of Parzival by M. F. Richey (1933) and the translation by J. Weston (1894); study by J. F. Poag (1972). Eschenbach, Wolfram von: see Wolfram von EschenbachWolfram von Eschenbach , c.1170–c.1220, German poet. Perhaps the greatest of the German minnesingers, and one of the finest poets of medieval Europe. He was a knight who led a restless, roving life. In 1203 he was at the court of Landgrave Hermann von Thüringen. ..... Click the link for more information. . Wolfram Von Eschenbach Born circa 1170, in Eschenbach; died 1220. German minnesinger poet; wandering singer. Wolfram wrote Parzival (1198-1210; published, 1783), a romance in verse that was part of the Arthurian cycle of romances. Parzival combines the glorification of knighthood with the preaching of religious atonement and renunciation. The same spirit is embodied in Wolfram’s unfinished romances Willehalm and Titurel and also in his songs of the alba genre. WORKS [Werke,] parts 1-5. Published by A. Leitzmann, Halle an der SaaleTübingen, 1953-58. REFERENCES Ivanov, K. A. Trubadury, truvery i minnezingery, 2nd ed. Petrograd, 1915. Lowet, R. Wolfram von Eschenbachs Parzival im Wandel der Zeiten. Munich [1955]. Hohenstein, L. Die Nachte in St. Wendelin: Der Lebensroman Wolframs von Eschenbach. Rudolstadt, 1969. N. B. VESELOVSKAIA Wolfram von Eschenbach died ?1220, German poet: author of the epic Parzival, incorporating the story of the Grail
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Wolfram von Eschenbach

Wolfram von Eschenbach

Wolf•ram von Esch•en•bach

Wolfram von Eschenbach

Wolfram von Eschenbach

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Wolfram Von Eschenbach

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Wolfram von Eschenbach