Das Narrenschiff von Dr. Sebastian Brant. [German]

"Das Narrenschiff" (The Ship of Fools) by Sebastian Brant is a significant work of late 15th-century German literature. This allegorical satire, written in rhyming couplets, presents a ship filled with fools representing various human vices and follies. Brant critiques societal ills and moral failings, offering sharp observations on human nature.

This enduring work provides insights into the cultural and moral landscape of the late Middle Ages and early Renaissance. Its enduring appeal lies in its clever use of allegory and its timeless critique of human weaknesses.

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