The translations of the complete dramas of William Shakespeare now known as the "Schlegel/Tieck" translations were begun by August Wilhelm Schlegel in 1797 and continued by Ludwig Tieck, his daughter Dorothea, and Wolf Heinrich von Bauddissin in the 1820s. They have now become a classic text of German literature. These proceedings encompass the latest research, which contextually re-evaluates those translations.

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Claudia Bamberg , Univ. Trier; Christa Jansohn , Otto-Friedrich-Univ. Bamberg; Stefan Knödler , Eberhard Karls Univ. Tübingen.