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Contents List of Figures . xi List of Readings. xix Preface . xxi Introduction . xxiii Chapter 1 An Overview of Austrian History. 1 1. The Formation of Austria. 2 2. The Babenbergs.2 3. Rudolph of Habsburg. 4 4. Albrecht 1. 8 5. Frederick the Fair and Leopold. 10 6. Rudolph IV. 10 6.1. Dukes of Austria 13 6.2. Archdukes of Austria 14 7. Friedrich III. 15 8. Maximilian
I. 20 9. The Rise of the Habsburgs. 24 10. Charles V. 27 11. Ferdinand I and Maximilian II. 30 12. The Ottoman Empire and the Holy Roman Empire. 32 13. The Counter-Reformation. 36 14. The Thirty Years’ War. 40 15. Leopold 1. 49 16. The War of the Spanish Succession and Charles VI. 55 17. Maria Theresa. 58 18. Joseph II and the Habsburg Monarchy in the 18th Century. 62 78.7. The Structure of Habsburg Government 67 18.2. The Period of the Co-Regency (1765-1780) 68 18.3. Joseph 11 (1780-1790) 70 18.4. The Church 72 18.5. The Economy 72 18.6. The Nobility 73 19. Leopold II (1790-1792). 74 20. Francis II (1792-1805), Holy Roman Emperor; Francis I (1804-1835), Emperor of Austria. 76 21. The
Congress of Vienna and the Balance of Power. 80
vi Contents 22. The Development of International Relations 1815-1850. 81 22.1. The Balkan Situation 83 23. The 1830 Revolutions.84 23.1. Italy 85 23.2. Austria 86 24. The 1848 Revolutions. 87 24.1. Austria 88 24.2. Hungary 91 24.3. The Near East 91 24.4. Bismarck ’s Foreign Policy 92 25. Franz Joseph. 93 26. Austrian Domestic Development. 97 26.1. The Issue of National Minorities 97 26.2. The Consequences for Foreign Policy 1867-1871 100 27. International Relations after 1871-1890. 103 27.1. Economic Cleavages Dominated Internal Policies 103 27.2. Dreikaiserbund (1873) 104 28. The Period 1900-1914. 108 28.1. War Was Not Inevitable in 1914 111 References. 115 Chapter 2 Art in Austria. 117 1. The Carolingian Period (c. 800). 117 1.1. The Earliest Examples ofArt in Austria Dates Back to About 800 117 1.2. The Gospel of Cuthbert, End of the 8'h century in Salzburg, St
Peter 's Church 118 2. Pre-Romanesque (1050). 119 2.7. The 11th Century 119 3. The Early Romanesque (1050-1130). 124 3.1. The Romanesque: Frescoes (1150) 124 3.2. Frescoes in the Abbey Churches of Lambach and Salzburg 124 3.3. The Chapel atAussee near Piirgg (1165) 125 3.4. South Tyrol: Burgeis, Monastery at Marienberg (c. 1160/1170) 127 3.5. Tiny Chapel in the Ruins of the Castle of Hocheppan (Castel del Piano) Near Polzano (c 1200) 129 3.6. The Gospels Used in St Peter ’s Monastery, Salzburg (Second Half of the 11"' Century) 133 4. Between the Romanesque and Early Gothic. 138 4.1. The Gurk Frescoes 138 4.2. The Upstairs Chapel at Güssing 141 4.3. The Bishop's Palace at Krems 141 4.4. The Cycle of the Baptist's Life in Seckau 142 4.5. The Door at Friesach 142 4.6. The Old House in Stein, near Krems 142 5. The Gothic. 142
Contents vii 5.1. The 14,h Century Sees Enormous Activity, with Tendencies from Abroad: France, Italy, Luxembourg Court in Prague 142 5.2. Bruck an der Mur 143 5.3. Klosterneuburg 144 5.4. Klosterneuburg Triptych 145 5.5. The New Cultural Centre at Prague, the Court of Charles IV 147 5.6. National Czech Movement 151 6. The Late Gothic. 154 6.1. From 1400 There Is a Unified, Homogenous International Style. But from Then on We See the Development of the Individual Local Schools of the Late Gothic: The Vienna, Salzburg and Tyrolean Schools 154 6.2. Michael Pacher 160 6.3. The St Wolfgang Altar 161 6.4. Sermons in Painting 164 6.5. The Completely Closed Altar of the Ferias 164 6.6. The Predella 165 6.7. Friedrich Pacher 166 6.8. Max Reichlich 167 7. The Danube Style. 167 7.1. Rueland Frühaufthe Younger 168 7.2. Jörg Breu (1475-1537) 169 7.3. Lukas Cranach 170 7.4. Albrecht Altdorfer 170 7.5. The Predella 171 7.6. Wolf Huber 173 7.7. The Brother ofAltdorfer 173 7.8. Little Happened German and Austrian Painting in the Intermediate Years 174 8. The Baroque Period. 174 8.1. Antonio Pellegrini (175-1741 ) 176 9. The Rococo. 180 9.1. Kremser Schmidt (1718-1801 ) 183 10. Neo-Classicism, 1785-1790,
1815-1820. 184 11. The Biedermeier, 1815-1848. 185 11.1. Landscape 190 12. Romantic Idealism (The Fairy Tale School). 197 12.1. Moritz von Schwind (1804-1871) 198 12.2. Hans Makart (1840-1884) 199 13. Impressionism. 201 14. Jugend Stil.203 15. Expressionism. 205 15.1. Egon Schiele 205 15.2. Oskar Kokoschka 211 References. 218 Chapter 3 Music in Austria. 219 1. Prelude and Early Music. 219
2. The Minnesänger. 220 3. Nikolaibruderschaft . 221 4. The Court of Emperor Maximillian I (1459-1519). 222 5. Johann Jakob Froberger. 226 6. Music in the Baroque. 227 6.1. Heinrich Ignaz Franz von Biber (1644-1704) 227 6.2. The Habsburg Court 229 7. Christoph Willibald Gluck. 233 8. Pre-Classical Viennese Composers. 234 9. Franz Joseph Haydn (1732-1809). 236 9.1. The Symphonies 238 9.2. The String Quartets 239 9.3. The Piano Sonatas 240 10. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791). 241 10.1. Die Zaubetflöte/The Magic Flute 244 11. Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827). 245 11.1. The First Creative Period 246 11.2. The Second Creative Period 247 11.3. The Third Creative Period 248 12. Franz Peter Schubert (1797-1828).249 13. Viennese Dance Music and the Operetta. 253 13.1. The Strauss Family 256 14. Johannes Brahms
(1833-1897). 261 15. Anton Bruckner (1824-1896). 262 16. Hugo Wolf (1860-1903). 263 17. Gustav Mahler (1860-1911). 265 18. Arnold Schoenberg (1874-1951).268 19. Alban Maria Johannes Berg (1885-1935). 269 References. 270 Medieval, Renaissance, Early Baroque 270 Franz Joseph Haydn 270 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 271 Ludwig van Beethoven 271 Franz Schubert 271 Johann Strauss, Viennese Dance Music and Operetta 271 Anton Bruckner 271 Hugo Wolf 271 Gustav Mahler 271 Richard Strauss 272 Arnold Schönberg 272 Alban Berg 272 Chapter 4 Literature in Austria.273 1. The Period 1800-1900.273 2. Drama: Volkstheater and Existentialism. 274 2.1. Ferdinand Raimund (1790-1836) 274 2.2. Johann Nestroy (1801-1862) 275
Contents ix 2.3. Franz Grillparzer (1791-1872) 2 75 3. The Poetry of Weltschmerz. 278 3.1. Nikolaus Lenau (1802-1850) 2 78 4. Prose Painting. 283 4.1. Adalbert Stifter (1805-1898) 283 5. Later Developments in Austrian Literature 1890-1930.285 5.7. Arthur Schnitzler (1862-1931) 285 5.2. Hugo von Hofmannsthal (1874-1929) 287 5.3. Rainer Maria Rilke (1875-1926) 289 A Walk 291 5.4. Georg Trakl (1887-1914) 291 Grodek 293 6. Alienation and Loss: The Modern Novel. 294 6.1. Franz Kafka (1883-1924) 294 6.2. Robert Musil (1880-1942) 296 6.3. Stefan Zweig (1881-1942) 298 6.4. Joseph Roth (1894-1939) 300 7. The Poetry of Abandonment. 303 7.1. Paul Celan (1920-1970) 303 References. 306 General 306 Austrian Literature 306 Ferdinand Raimund 306 Johann Nestroy 306 Franz Grillparzer 307 Nikolaus Lenau 307 Adalbert Stifter 307 Arthur Schnitzler 307 Hugo von Hoffmansthal 307 Reiner Maria Rilke 307 Georg Trakl 307 Franz Kafka 307 Robert Musil 308 Stefan Zweig 308 Joseph Roth 308 Paul Celan 308 General Conclusion. 309 Bibliography
.311 History. 311 Art. 311 Music. 312 Medieval, Renaissance, Early Baroque 312 Franz Joseph Haydn 312 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 312 Ludwig van Beethoven 312 Franz Schubert 312
X Contents Johann Strauss, Viennese Dance Music and Operetta 313 Anton Bruckner 313 Hugo Wolf 313 Gustav Mahler 313 Richard Strauss 313 Arnold Schönberg 313 Alban Berg 313 Literature. 314 General 314 Austrian 314 Ferdinand Raimund 314 Johann Nestroy 314 Franz Grillparzer 314 Nikolaus Lenau 315 Adalbert Stifter 315 Arthur Schnitzler 315 Hugo von Hoffmansthal 315 Reiner Maria Rilke 315 Georg Trakl 315 Franz Kafka 315 Robert Musil 315 Stefan Zweig 316 Joseph Roth 316 Paul Celan 316 General Index . 317 Thematic Index. 323 About the Author. 327 |
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