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The Journalists

Gustav Freytag

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16 August 2024
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The Journalists (Die Journalisten) is a play by the German author Gustav Freytag, first performed in 1853. Freytag, best known for his contributions to the development of the modern novel and his theory of the "well-made play," created this work as a comedy that centers on the world of journalism and the press.

The play is set in a small German town and revolves around the conflicts and rivalries among the local newspaper staff. Through its characters, The Journalists explores themes such as the power of the press, political influence, ethics in journalism, and the impact of public opinion. Freytag uses humor and satire to critique the journalistic practices of his time, while also providing a lively and entertaining narrative.

The Journalists was popular in its day for its witty dialogue and sharp observations on the media's role in society. It remains a significant work in the history of German literature, particularly for its insights into the early dynamics of journalism and its influence on public life.




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The Journalists (Die Journalisten) is a play by the German author Gustav Freytag, first performed in 1853. Freytag, best known for his contributions to the development of the modern novel and his theory of the "well-made play," created this work as a comedy that centers on the world of journalism and the press.

The play is set in a small German town and revolves around the conflicts and rivalries among the local newspaper staff. Through its characters, The Journalists explores themes such as the power of the press, political influence, ethics in journalism, and the impact of public opinion. Freytag uses humor and satire to critique the journalistic practices of his time, while also providing a lively and entertaining narrative.

The Journalists was popular in its day for its witty dialogue and sharp observations on the media's role in society. It remains a significant work in the history of German literature, particularly for its insights into the early dynamics of journalism and its influence on public life.




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