Kallias-Briefe

Schiller held his thoughts to the beauty of correspondence with his friend Christian Gottfried Körner in Callias letters. The plan was a great treatise by the name of Callias or over the beauty that did not come into being for lack of time.

In the letter dated February 8, 1793 Schiller wrote to Körner: "Beauty is nothing but freedom in appearance. "

The letters from the environment of " Callias " project

  • Friedrich Schiller to Christian Gottfried Körner, December 21, 1792 ( text in " knowledge network "). Mention of the " Callias, or about the beauty ".
  • Friedrich Schiller to Christian Gottfried Körner, January 25, 1793 ( text in " knowledge network ").
  • Friedrich Schiller February to Christian Gottfried Körner, 8, 1793 ( text in " knowledge network ").
  • Friedrich Schiller to Christian Gottfried Körner, 18th and February 19th, 1793 ( text in " knowledge network ").
  • Friedrich Schiller to Christian Gottfried Körner, February 23, 1793 ( text in " knowledge network ").
  • Friedrich Schiller to Christian Gottfried Körner, February 28 and March 1, 1793 ( text in " knowledge network ").
Augustenburger Briefe Intrigue and Love Wallenstein (play) The Maid of Orleans (play) William Tell (play) Demetrius (play) Ode to Joy Resignation (Friedrich Schiller) Das verschleierte Bild zu Sais Xenien Der Handschuh Der Taucher Die Kraniche des Ibykus Der Ring des Polykrates (poem) Ritter Toggenburg Der Gang nach dem Eisenhammer Der Kampf mit dem Drachen Song of the Bell Der Antritt des neuen Jahrhunderts Das Siegesfest The Criminal of Lost Honour The Ghost-Seer Die Horen (Schiller)
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