Sudermann and the modern spirit in Axelrod's study
Dr J Perry Worden and R Axelrod assess Sudermann's relation to contemporary naturalism, contrasting with Litzmann. They praise his inner life portraits in Frau Sorge and Regine, note Nietzschean influence, and discuss heredity versus environment, social motifs, and the moral scope of his novels and plays.
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R. Axelrod
Sudermann
Litzmann
Sturm and
Drang
Zola
Ibsen
Axelrod
Rousseau
Eingrosses
Frau Sorge
Nietzsche
Sutermann
Schiller
Regine
Kleinst
Atchen von Heilbronn
Boleslaw
Wagner
Leo
Count Trast
Sodom
Adah
Baron
Erfflingen
Johannes
Brand
Hauptmann
Drei -Reperfedern
Maupassant
Schopenhauer
Sudermatin
Jacob Ziegler
Das
Blumenboot
Times
Raffaela
Thea
Schlegel
Literary News From Philadelphia Highlights New Works
Philadelphia notices Katharine Tynan's The Lost Angel from Lippincott with tales set in Britain and Ireland. It also reviews The Works of James Buchanan volume four and previews George McLean Harper's Sainte-Beuve study and John C. Lambert's Missionary Heroes in Asia from Lippincott.
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Katharine Tynag
J. B. Lippincott Company
England
Scotland
France
Ireland
James Buchanan
Lippincotts
Senate
van Buren
Texas
George McLean Harper
Princeton University
Sainte-Beuve
Lippincott
America
Princeton
The
Asia
John C. Lambert
M. A
D. D
Lambert
James Gilmour
Jacob Chamberlain
George Leslie Mackay
Mongolia
India
Japan
China
Tibet
Mind's Right to Rule: Mastery of the Mind by Henry Frank
Henry Frank argues in Mastery of the Mind that a man's mental mastery shapes his personal growth. He contends the mind influences family welfare and the head of the household's influence within the home.
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R. F. Fenno & Co
Henry Frank
Mind Regulated Living Promotes World Betterment
The excerpt presents Mr Frank arguing that embracing a well regulated mind guides a rational life. He urges freely acknowledging mastery of reason and following its mandates to progress in all directions and contribute to global improvement.
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Mr. Frank
Ambitious Hero Drives Rise From Humble Beginnings
The novel Thou Fool by J. J. Bell follows Robert Barker a self made Englishman who climbs from an errand boy to millionaire and baronetcy through then unknown trades. His ascent begins in a cottage and a forsaken mother teaches independence shaping a meteoric career.
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J. J. Bell
Baker & Taylor Company
Robert Barker
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Hermann Sudermann
New York
G. Stechert & Co
Literary News OF Philadelphia
New Fall Publications
Sauckl Zaxe BaTen
Henry C. Vepper
Henry C. Maziz
D. D. Hipp
Mino
Wenay C. Masse
E. M. Stephenson
H. T. Mussgiman
Natonal Teacher-Training Institute
Price
Robert of Seymour
D. D. Price
Marrihall Saunders
Joe
CuHarLes
Griffith & Rowland Press
Chestnut Street
Philadelphi
Hilary
Mabel Barnes-Grundy
Hazel of
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London
Baker & Taylor CO
East 17Th St
N. Y
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