Dickens' Einfluss auf Ungern Sternberg, Hesslein, Stolle, Raabe und Ebner Eschenbach

In this groundbreaking study of Charles Dickens' influence on German literature, John Theodore Geissendoerfer examines the work of five German authors who were inspired by Dickens' storytelling techniques. Using a combination of literary analysis and cultural history, Geissendoerfer argues that Dickens had a profound impact on the development of German literature in the nineteenth century.

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