Der Teutsche Merkur
, published in 1785, represents a significant contribution to German literature and intellectual history. Edited by Christoph Martin Wieland, this periodical showcases the vibrant literary and philosophical landscape of the late 18th century. As a key publication of its time, “Der Teutsche Merkur” offers insights into the prevailing attitudes and debates of the Enlightenment era.
This edition, covering the first quarter of 1785, provides a snapshot of the cultural and intellectual currents shaping German society. Readers interested in German literature, the Enlightenment, and the history of periodical publications will find this a valuable resource. The work exemplifies Wieland's commitment to fostering intellectual discourse and promoting literary excellence, ensuring its enduring appeal for scholars and enthusiasts alike.
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