Philipp Hafner

Philipp Hafner ( born September 27, 1735 in Vienna, † July 30, 1764 ) was an Austrian writer and literary critic. Frequently Hafner used the pseudonyms K. fiddle-bow, and J. Wustio Phakipinpler.

Life

Hafner is considered the father of the Viennese popular play. His entire literary work applies the entertaining and popular theater. Hafner is here a link between the Baroque and Enlightenment.

At the age of 28 years Philipp Hafner died on 30 July 1764 in Vienna.

Works

  • Infested by three sons- ODOARDO or buffoon and Crispin, the ridiculous Sisters of Prague
  • Evakathel and Schnudi
  • The Scary
  • Mägera that förchterliche witch or the enchanted castle of the Lord of Unicorn

Expenditure ( selection)

  • Collected Writings. Vienna 1812 (Reprint: Saur, Munich, 1991, ISBN 3-598-51045-4 )
  • Hannswurstische dreams. After the original printing of 1763 and 1764 and edited with an afterword by Eberhard crowd. Kiepenheuer, Weimar, undated
  • Comedies. Edited and with an afterword by Johann Sonnleitner. Publisher Johann Lehner, Vienna 2001, ISBN 3-901749-16-0
  • Burlesque and prose. Using materials of the Wiener Theater debate. Edited by Johann Sonnleitner. Lehner, Vienna, 2007, ISBN 978-3-901749-35-3
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