"Karl Kraus Und Die Sprache" is a critical exploration of the relationship between the celebrated Austrian satirist Karl Kraus and the German language. Leopold Liegler delves into Kraus's profound engagement with language, examining its significance within his broader philosophical and cultural critique. This study, originally published in 1918, offers insights into Kraus's unique linguistic perspective and its enduring relevance to understanding his work. The book analyzes Kraus's sharp observations on the use and misuse of language in journalism, literature, and everyday life, shedding light on his efforts to expose hypocrisy and uphold linguistic integrity. It remains a valuable resource for scholars and readers interested in Karl Kraus, German literature, and the philosophy of language.
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