Der Oberhof, a novella by Karl Leberecht Immermann, offers a compelling glimpse into 19th-century Westphalian life. This edition, designed for English-speaking students, includes a biography of Immermann and detailed English notes to aid comprehension. The tale unfolds within the context of a changing German landscape, exploring themes of tradition, social dynamics, and the impact of modernization on rural communities.
Immermann's narrative captures the essence of Westphalian culture, providing valuable insights into the era's social structures and customs. This edition, prepared by Wilhelm Wagner, enhances accessibility for learners and offers a deeper understanding of both the text and its historical backdrop. 'Der Oberhof' stands as a testament to Immermann's literary skill and its enduring value as a cultural document.
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