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	Johann Jakob Bodmer
		Johann Jakob Bodmer (July 19, 1698 - January 2, 1783) was a Swiss-German author and critic.
		His most important writings are the treatises Von dem Wunderbaren in der Poesie (1740) and Kritische Betrachtungen über die poetischen Gemählde der Dichter (1741), in which he pleaded for the freedom of the imagination from the restriction imposed upon it by French pseudo-classicism.
		Bodmer's epics Die Sundflutz (1751) and Noah (1751) are weak imitations of Klopstock's Messias, and his plays are entirely deficient in dramatic qualities.
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	Johann Christoph Gottsched - LoveToKnow 1911 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		JOHANN CHRISTOPH GOTTSCHED (1700-1766), German author and critic, was born on the 2nd of February 1700, at Judithenkirch near Konigsberg, the son of a Lutheran clergyman.
		In 1740 he came into conflict with the Swiss writers Johann Jakob Bodmer and Johann Jakob Breitinger (1701-1776), who, under the influence of Addison and contemporary Italian critics, demanded that the poetic imagination should not be hampered by artificial rules; they pointed to the great English poets, and especially to Milton.
		Gotz, Johann Nikolaus (1721-1781), German poet, was born at Worms on the 9th of July 1721.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Johann_Christoph_Gottsched (806 words)

	Johann Jakob Bodmer - LoveToKnow 1911 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		JOHANN JAKOB BODMER (1698-1783), Swiss-German author, was born at Greifensee, near Zurich, on the 19th of July 1698.
		Bodmer's epics Die Siindfluth (1751) and Noah (1751) are weak imitations of Klopstock's Messias, and his plays are entirely deficient in dramatic qualities.
		Gottsched, Bodmer and Breitinger (Stuttgart, 1884); F. Braitmaier, Geschichte der poetischen Theorie and Kritik von den Diskursen der Maler bis auf Lessing (Leipzig, 1888); Denkschrift zu Bodmers zoo.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Johann_Jakob_Bodmer (304 words)

	Teacher Packet: Karl Bodmer & Travels in the Interior, 1832-34 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Moreover, their expedition occurred during a period of rapid and intense change, effected by the fur trade, the subsequent opening of the West to a tide of immigrants, and the devastating effect of epidemics—in 1837, an outbreak of smallpox nearly decimated the once-populous Mandan Indians, among whom the travelers spent the winter of 1833-1834.
		Bodmer and his elder brother Rudolph, who was also a pupil of Meier, traveled around Switzerland with their uncle, learning to engrave, sketch, and paint in watercolor.
		Bodmer worked there for three years, producing drawings and sketches that were etched by Rudolph and sold to tourists in travel albums.
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	NDCA Online Artist Archive
		The subject of the portrait was outraged, and came to Maximilian and Bodmer demanding satisfaction.
		Meanwhile, Bodmer dashed off another sketch of the warrior, which he showed to him, tore and burned in the fire.
		Thus, Bodmer's watercolors were primarily intended as 'notes' for the eventual process of engraving the copper plates that were to be used to make aquatint prints, a number of which were then hand colored for the most expensive of the various editions.
	www.state.nd.us /arts/artist_archive/B/Bodmer_Karl.htm (1197 words)

	AllRefer.com - Johann Jakob Bodmer (German Literature, Biography) - Encyclopedia
		Johann Jakob Bodmer[yO´hAn yA´kOp bOd´mur] Pronunciation Key, 1698–1783, Swiss critic, poet, and editor.
		Inspired by the Spectator, Bodmer published, with J. Breitinger, the critical journal Discourse der Mahlern (1721–23), which greatly influenced 18th-century German poetry.
		Bodmer, who championed Klopstock, Wieland, and Herder, is famous for his argument with Gottsched, whose rationalism he countered with an essay (1740) on fancy in poetry.
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	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for johann (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Gutenberg, Johann, c.1397-1468, German inventor and printer, long credited with the invention of a method of printing from movable type, including the use of metal molds and alloys, a special press, and oil-based inks: a method that, with refinements and increased mechanization, remained the principal means of
		Lavater, Johann Kaspar, 1741-1801, Swiss theologian and mystic.
		Froberger, Johann Jakob, 1616-67, German organist and composer; pupil of Frescobaldi.
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	AllRefer.com - Johann Christoph Gottsched (German Literature, Biography) - Encyclopedia
		Johann Christoph Gottsched[yO´hAn kris´tOf gOt´shet] Pronunciation Key, 1700–1766, German literary critic, disciple of the Enlightenment.
		As professor of poetry and philosophy at the Univ. of Leipzig, he virtually dictated intellectual life in that city, and he exerted great influence upon 18th-century German letters, largely through the controversies he aroused.
		Gottsched's theories were convincingly refuted by Bodmer and Breitinger.
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	Bodmer, Johann Jakob - HighBeam Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Bodmer, Johann Jakob, 1698-1783, Swiss critic, poet, and editor.
		Inspired by the Spectator, Bodmer published, with J. Breitinger, the critical journal Discourse der Mahlern (1721-23), which greatly influenced 18th-century German poetry.
		Find newspaper and magazine articles plus images and maps related to "Bodmer, Johann Jakob" at HighBeam.
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	KARL BODMER
		Johann Carl Bodmer was born in Zürich, Switzerland.
		On page 1033 of the same work, Prince Maximilian, Karl Bodmer, and David Dreidoppel are pictured together, and the next page shows a fl-and-white rendering of a watercolor by Bodmer in which the subject is Lesueur.
		It was on his southern travels that Bodmer first painted Native Americans, members of the "once mighty and glorious" Choctaw, Cherokee, and Chickasaw tribes.
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	BODMER, Johann Jakob — A t/m Z (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Bodmer verdedigde de fantasie in de dichtkunst en kritiseerde het starre vasthouden van Gottsched aan het Franse classicisme.
		Bodmer werd in 1725 hoogleraar in de Zwitserse geschiedenis en was vanaf 1735 lid van de Grote Kaad te Zürich.
		Onder: Bodmer hier in gesprek met de schilder J.H. Füssli, een schilderij van Füssli in Zürich Kunsthaus.
	www.personenencyclopedie.info /B/BOD/bodmerjohannjakob/view (274 words)

	Short Biography
		If you want more information, you have to click on the detailed points of the biographie which is subdivided in six chapters: Childhood and youth in Zurich, Neuhofyears, Stans, Burgdorf and Münchenbuchsee, Yverdon and last days in his life.
		On january 12th 1746 Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi is born in Zurich.
		In the groupe of "patriots" with Johann Jakob Bodmer, Pestalozzi learns all about ideas of old and new philosophers, especialy the ideas and work of Jean Jacques Rousseau.
	www.heinrich-pestalozzi.de /en/documentation/biography/short_biography (904 words)

	Johann Georg Jacobi Biography \| Dictionary of Literary Biography
		Johann Georg Jacobi was an important figure of German belles lettres during the 1770s and 1780s.
		His father, Johann Konrad Jacobi, then married the twenty-year-old Maria Katharina Lausberg, a kind and selfless woman who was evidently loved and accepted by the children of the first marriage.
		A collection of their letters in mixed verse and prose, which was widely criticized for its expression of tenderness between men, was published in 1768.
	www.bookrags.com /biography/johann-georg-jacobi-dlb (1523 words)

	Johann Jakob Bodmer - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Johann Jakob Bodmer - Search Results - MSN Encarta
		Balmer, Johann Jakob (1825-1898), Swiss mathematician and physicist, born in Lausanne, Switzerland.
		Bachofen, Johann Jakob (1815-1887), Swiss jurist and student of classical antiquity.
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	Friedrich von Hagedorn Biography \| Dictionary of Literary Biography
		In the best known of his fables, "Johann, der Seifensieder" (John the Soapmaker), a happy, lackadaisical young craftsman sings while he works, preventing a rich neighbor from sleeping in the morning.
		Johann accepts the offer, but he finds that he is afraid of thieves and frustrated because of the ban on his singing.
		Hagedorn acquired an international reputation for his fables and was sought after by many renowned intellectuals and poets, such as Johann Christoph Gottsched and the Swiss writers Johann Jakob Bodmer and Johann Jakob Breitinger.
	www.bookrags.com /biography/friedrich-von-hagedorn-dlb (1807 words)

	Studio fuer alte deutsche Literatur: Aufklaerung - Autoren - Johann Jakob Bodmer
		Auch an der Kaufmannslehre fand Bodmer keinen Gefallen: die Ausbeute von zwei Reisen, die er als Zwanzigjähriger auftragsgemäß nach Lyon und Lugano unternahm, bestand nicht in geschäftlichen Erfolgen, sondern in neuen literarischen Erfahrungen, insbesondere in der Bekanntschaft mit der englischen Poesie und Publizistik.
		Wieder in Zürich, begründete Bodmer zusammen mit Breitinger und anderen Freunden den Literatenkreis »Gesellschaft der Mahler«, der von 1721 bis 1723 die moralische Wochenschrift Die Discourse der Mahlern herausgab.
		Friedrich Gottlieb Klopstock, Christoph Martin Wieland, Johann Kaspar Lavater und der junge Johann Wolfgang Goethe suchten seine Bekanntschaft, weil sie in ihm einen Erneuerer der erstarrten Kunst- und Literaturszene der Frühaufklärung zu finden hofften.
	www.pohlw.de /literatur/sadl/aufklaer/bodmer.htm (441 words)

	Johann Jakob Bodmer - Wikipedia
		Bodmers entscheidender Beitrag zur deutschen Literaturgeschichte war sein zusammen mit seinem Freund Johann Jakob Breitinger ausgetragener Streit mit dem deutschen "Literaturpapst" Johann Christoph Gottsched.
		Seine literaturtheoretischen Prinzipien formulierte Bodmer in Critische Abhandlung von dem Wunderbaren in der Poesie von 1740.
		In gewisser Weise war der Streit zwischen Bodmer, Breitinger und Gottsched eine deutsche Variante der französischen Querelle des Anciens et des Modernes.
	de.wikipedia.org /wiki/Johann_Jakob_Bodmer (271 words)

	Johann Georg Wieland ( - ) Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews
		Johann Georg Platzer - The Pleasures of the Seasons: Autumn c.
		Johann Georg Platzer - The Pleasures of the Seasons: Summer c.
		Johann Georg Platzer - The Pleasures of the Seasons: Winter c.
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	Zurich / Zurich, Switzerland
		The town rose to prosperity through its silk and cotton industries; but when a federal state was established in the 19th C. the status of capital passed from Zurich to Berne.
		In the 18th C. Zurich became influential in intellectual life, with such figures as the theologian Johann Caspar Lavater, the educationalist Heinrich Pestalozzi, the great scholar Johann Jakob Bodmer and the writer Salomon Gessner.
		During the 19th and 20th C. the town continued to be a pivotal point of liberal thought, and among the notable personalities who stayed here were Gottfried Keller, Conrad Ferdinand Meyer, Georg Büchner, August Bebel, Lenin, James Joyce, C. Jung, Ludwig Klages and Thomas Mann.
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	Henry Fuseli
		Henry Fuseli was born Johann Heinrich Füssli in Zürich into a family of artists and writers.
		The faces of the three sisters in the work were modelled on the face of his old mentor, Johann Jakob Bodmer.
		Johann Heinrich Füssli: Dichter und Maler, 1741-1825, 1927 (ed.
	www.kirjasto.sci.fi /fuseli.htm (1998 words)

	Johann Kaspar Lavater
		German poet and physiognomist, was born at Zürich on the 15th of November 1741.
		He was educated at the gymnasium of his native town, where Johann Jakob Bodmer and J. Breitinger were among his teachers.
		When barely twenty-one he greatly distinguished himself by denouncing, in conjunction with his friend, the painter H. Fuseli, an iniquitous magistrate, who was compelled to make restitution of his ill-gotten gains.
	www.nndb.com /people/256/000093974 (409 words)

	BODMER, Johann Jacob
		Sie finden insbesondere in einigen von B. mitherausgegebenen Zeitschriften ihre Verbreitung, beispielsweise der Wochenschrift »Discourse der Mahlern«, die sich an Addisons »Spectator« orientierte und die ab 1746 unter dem programmatischen Titel »Der Mahler der Sitten« erschien.
		Miltons von dem verlohrnen Paradiese; Der beygefügt ist Joseph Addisons Abhandlung von den Schönheiten in demselben Gedichte.
		Würzburg 1996; - Lindner, Karena Ricarda: Konzeptionen der Metapher bei Gottsched, Bodmer und Breitinger: Bestimmung und wissenschaftshistorische Einordnung.
	www.bautz.de /bbkl/b/bodmer_j_j.shtml (2934 words)

	Johann Georg Melchior Schmittner ( - ) Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews
		Johann Georg Meyer (Meyer von Bremen), Blind Man"s Bluff, 1864
		Johann Georg Pintz, Portrait of Johann Daniel Preissler, director of the Academy of Painting in Nurenberg, 17th - 18th century
		Johann Georg Pintz, Illustration of Deuteronomy, chapter 32, verse 32, circa 1750
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	Sample Chapter for Herder, J.G.; Moore, G., ed. and trans.: Selected Writings on Aesthetics.
		Hamann, a deeply religious thinker who inveighed against the excesses of the eighteenth-century cult of reason, taught that the true source of knowledge was not logic and abstraction but faith and the experiences of the senses, for the outward splendor of the world, nature, and history was a living manifestation of the divine.
		This is epitomized in the indiscriminate appeal to Horace's well-worn phrase "ut pictura poesis" (as is poetry so is painting), which was taken to mean, by Addison and later by Bodmer and Breitinger, that the aim of poetry was to excite vivid images in the mind of the reader.
		Most vocal and vigorous in their response to Lessing's puritanical crusade were the Swiss critics Bodmer and Breitinger, whose Lessing's Unaesopian Fables (1760) was a mixture of parody and polemic, accusing Lessing of having surrendered any commitment to virtue, religion, and nature.
	www.pupress.princeton.edu /chapters/i8188.html (10820 words)

	artnet.com: Resource Library: Bodmer, Karl (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		His earliest exposure to art probably came from his uncle, the landscape painter and engraver Johann Jakob Meyer (1787–1858).
		When he was 22, Bodmer moved to Paris, where he studied art under Sébastien Cornu.
		Bodmer was engaged to accompany the expedition and to provide sketches of the American wilderness.
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		Bodmer's epics Die Sundfluth (1751) and See also:
		Lessing (Leipzig, 1888) ; Denkschrift zu Bodmers 200.
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	Johann Jakob Bodmer
		Zusammen mit seinem Freund Jakob Breitinger trat er in offenen Widerspruch zu Gottscheds Theorie und wurde damit bedeutend für die Entwicklung der deutschen Literatur.
		Während Gottsched die französische Klassik zum Vorbild erhob, bevorzugte Bodmer die englische Dichtung.
		Bodmers Epen, Dramen und Satiren gerieten in Vergessenheit, aber als Wiederentdecker und Herausgeber mittelalterlicher Dichtung ("Nibelungenlied", "Manessische Handschrift") und als Übersetzer John Miltons erwarb er sich bleibende Verdienste.
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