Saamenspraaken Over De Hebreeuwsche Poëzy Door J. G. Herder
, translated from the High German, offers a detailed exploration into the nature and characteristics of Hebrew poetry. Authored by Johann Gottfried Herder, this two-volume work delves into the nuances of biblical verse, providing insights into its structure, themes, and cultural significance.
This translated edition makes Herder's profound analysis accessible to a Dutch-speaking audience, preserving the intellectual rigor and historical context of the original German text. Scholars and enthusiasts of literary criticism, biblical studies, and linguistics will find this work an invaluable resource for understanding the aesthetic and spiritual dimensions of Hebrew poetic tradition. The book provides a window into 18th-century literary thought and its engagement with classical and religious texts.
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