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How can one distinguish Biedermeier from Realism?

BySupidupi912

Hello:) We're currently studying literary periods in class, and I still don't quite understand how to compare and differentiate between Realism and Biedermeier, since the two periods follow one another directly. Could someone perhaps explain this to me and then, ideally, give me two poems as examples where the difference is clearly noticeable? I would…

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Fontanefan
Fontanefan
10 months ago

The second sentence. But even the first sentence can be correct if you have lived in Baden-Württemberg before. However, in such a case one usually does not stress that one has remained in the country.

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sbjdajdghd
10 months ago
Reply to  Fontanefan

Thank you.

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mulan2255
mulan2255
10 months ago

The latter is wrong. The former states that you have moved from one place to another in BW, second, that you have moved from another federal state to the federal state of BW without any further location. So it depends on what you mean.

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Koschutnig
Koschutnig
10 months ago
Reply to  mulan2255

Your “second” is very funny, although you are not the inventor of this nonsense.

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Koschutnig
Koschutnig
10 months ago
Reply to  mulan2255

People who can speak German are, fortunately, still saying “the second” and don’t spread your quark. .

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mulan2255
mulan2255
10 months ago
Reply to  Koschutnig

How beautiful you have stayed on the subject and so wisely speaking, you are the invoked voice watchman, who needs it now.

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Pfiati
Pfiati
10 months ago

2). You go to xxx.

Or: Am im Schwabenländle nuna

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emilblauth
emilblauth
10 months ago

The 2

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ManuViernheim
ManuViernheim
10 months ago

You version 2 is correct.

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edgar1279
edgar1279
10 months ago

Number two.

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