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  <title>Goethe: Deals with the Devil and the Eternal Feminine</title>
  <description>Goethe is widely regarded as one of the greatest and most influential German-language writers. As we survey his life and works, we’ll address the following questions:  Why is Goethe viewed as something of a Romantic outside of Germany but as a pure classicist within Germany?&amp;amp;nbsp; In what sense was Goethe the last true Renaissance man? Why is the difficulty of translating Goethe a reflection of his skill as a poet?  Recommended Reading: Eidt, Jacob-Ivan and Christoph Daniel Weber, eds. Goethe’s Bildung: Dialog Between Tradition and Innovation. Switzerland: Peter Lang, 2018. If you are interested in sponsoring an episode of The Pillars, we invite you to join the Tikvah Ideas Circle by  clicking here. </description>
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