Anmerkungen Zu Den Kinder- Und Hausmarchen Der Bruder Grimm

This volume explores the historical and linguistic aspects of Grimm's fairy tales, offering insights into both well-known and obscure stories.

In Anmerkungen Zu Den Kinder- Und Hausmarchen Der Bruder Grimm, authors Johannes Bolte and Georg Polivka delve into the rich tapestry of the Brothers Grimm's fairy tales. This second volume compiles extensive historical and linguistic annotations, providing readers with a deeper understanding of these beloved stories. From well-known tales like 'The Golden Goose' and 'Hans in Luck' to lesser-known narratives such as 'Jorinde and Joringel' and 'The Seven Swabians', the authors offer insights that illuminate the cultural significance and evolution of these narratives over time.

The meticulous research presented in this volume not only enhances the reading experience but also serves as a valuable resource for scholars and enthusiasts alike. Bolte and Polivka's work sheds light on the origins and variations of these tales, revealing how they reflect the values and beliefs of the societies from which they emerged. Each story is accompanied by detailed commentary, enriching the reader's appreciation for the intricate layers of meaning embedded within the text.

Originally published in 1915, this carefully revised reprint invites a new generation to explore the enchanting world of Grimm's fairy tales. Anmerkungen Zu Den Kinder- Und Hausmarchen Der Bruder Grimm stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of these stories, offering a comprehensive examination that resonates with both historical context and literary analysis.