*ドイツバロック詩人ローガウ:---- *** ))) *
*Friedrich von Logau: A Beacon of Wit in the Baroque Era:--->>>
- Friedrich von Logau (1604-1655), a name that resonates with the rich cultural tapestry of the German Baroque period, was a poet whose work has transcended the boundaries of time. .
Logau was a member of the "Fruitbearing Society," the first German language society, from 1648. ---. バロック期は30年戦争で疲弊していた。・・
Despite his posthumous obscurity, Logau's talent was rediscovered by Gotthold Ephraim Lessing, a leading figure of the German Enlightenment, who heralded him as the "Catullus of Rome" reborn.ローガウは啓蒙主義のリーダーであるレッシングによって見出された詩人である。
Friedrich von Logau's collection "Deutscher Sinn-Gedichte drei Tausend" (Three Thousand German Epigrams), published in 1654, is a treasure trove of such pithy pieces, reflecting his keen observation of society and human nature.。> >> /*121---*117--/*+ **
*-> ローガウはドイツ・バロック時代を代表する格言詩人で、しばしば死者との対話や彼らに対する深い敬愛の念を表現し、死者に耳を傾け彼らの存在を通じて人生の意味を見出そうと試み、このようなテーマは彼の代表作『ドイツ格言詩3000』にも見られ強い印象を残す。
ローガウの詩は三十年戦争という混乱した時代の中で生まれ、その時代の道徳的退廃や社会的不正に対して風刺的な視点から批判を加え、強い道徳的、愛国的なメッセージが込められている。。
->*ローガウの有名な作品は彼の代表作『ドイツ格言詩3000』で、彼の格言詩の集大成であり、道徳的、愛国的なメッセージが込められ、三十年戦争という混乱した時代の中で生まれ、その時代の道徳的退廃や社会的不正に対する風刺的な視点から批判を加えた。。 ***
One of Logau's famous epigrams translates to "We are seldom happy with what we have, but always longing for what we lack," highlighting the perpetual human dissatisfaction and the pursuit of desires.
Logau, a notable figure of the German Baroque period, is celebrated for his epigrams, which are short, witty poems that express an insightful or satirical idea. His collection "Deutscher Sinn-Gedichte drei Tausend" (Three Thousand German Epigrams), published in 1654, is a treasure trove of such pithy pieces, reflecting his keen observation of society and human nature.---
Logau's epigrams were rediscovered in the 18th century by Gotthold Ephraim Lessing ローガウの格言詩は18世紀になってレッシングによって再評価された , who edited and published them, drawing attention to their merits. This rediscovery sparked new interest in Logau's work and influenced the literary world significantly. The composer Joseph Haydn was one of the artists inspired by Logau, setting several of his verses to music in his canons or a capella songs. 作曲家ハイドンによってカノンやアカペラにローガウの詩は活かされている。***
The poem "Bucher,"わが歓びは・・ which the user refers to, is not widely recognized among Logau's works in available resources.
