Kleinere Schriften; [German]

Kleinere Schriften is a collection of shorter writings by Wilhelm Grimm, edited by Gustav Hinrichs. This volume presents a valuable compilation of Grimm's scholarly work, offering insights into his contributions to German philology, linguistics, and folklore. Featuring a range of essays and articles, this collection reflects Grimm's profound impact on the study of German language and culture.

These writings showcase Grimm's meticulous research and insightful analysis, making this book an essential resource for scholars and enthusiasts interested in the history of German studies and the development of folklore as an academic discipline. This edition preserves the integrity of Grimm's original work, ensuring its accessibility to contemporary readers interested in the rich tapestry of German intellectual history.

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