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Cynthia then takes the viewer through an introduction to Schiller’s story the Ghost seer and the great poet/historian’s intent to inoculate all future leaders from this evil that he knew would continue to plague mankind until the light of understanding could finally be imposed onto this shadowy world. Supplementary material to the class:
51. Friedrich Schiller, The Armenian; or, The Ghost Seer: A History Founded on Fact, trans. W. Render, 2 vols. (London: Symonds, 1800); the text contains a continuation of Schiller's text by Ernst Friedrich Follenius that was published in Leipzig in 1797-98. Title. Occult Conspiracies: Spirits and Secret Societies in Schiller's "Ghost Seer".
BOOK I. FROM THE PAPERS OF COUNT O——— I am about to relate an adventure which to many will appear incredible, but of which I was in great part an eye-witness.
The Ghost-Seer. by James Russell Lowell. First published March 8, 1845 in The Broadway Journal . Ye, who passing graves by night, Glance not to the left or right, Lest a spirit should arise, Cold and white, to freeze your eyes, Some weak phantom, which your doubt. Shapes upon the dark without.
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25 de oct. de 2018 · The brooding, introverted Count von O— arrives in Venice during the carnival in order to escape from his duties and live incognito. But after encountering an enigmatic Armenian stranger who makes an uncanny pronouncement, a bizarre chain of events unfolds, involving a Jesuit secret society, a ghostly seance and a mysterious Sicilian magician – leading the Count to question his faith and ...
