Literature year 1853

Literature year 1853
The stories Bunte Steine by Adalbert Stifter appear in two volumes.

Title page of the first issue of the gazebo

Events

September: The last two parts of the sequel Bleak House by Charles Dickens appear.

The stories Bunte Steine by Adalbert Stifter appear in two volumes with engravings by Ludwig Richter by Gustav Heckenast in Pest .
The story Bartleby the Scrivener by Herman Melville appears in Putnam's Monthly Magazine .
Ludwig Bechstein publishes his German book of legends , which, however, does not achieve the popularity of his book of fairy tales .
The fairy tale Das Stuttgarter Hutzelmännlein by Eduard Mörike is published for the first time.
From Tolstoy the narrative appears the robbery .

The first edition of the journal Die Gartenlaube is published by Ernst Keil . The first publisher is Ferdinand Stolle until 1862 , as Keil lost his civil rights due to a press offense.

The gods in misery

The sheets for literary entertainment switch from daily to weekly publication. Among other things, they publish Heinrich Heine's short story Die Götter im Elend , the French version of which appears in the Revue des Deux Mondes in the same year .
After a law was passed in Prussia that forbids women to publish magazines, the women's newspaper - an organ for higher female interests - founded by Louise Otto , has to cease publication.

the cabin in Bethesda, Maryland that inspired Harriet Beecher Stowe's novel

Harriet Beecher Stowe published A Key to Uncle Tom's Cabin ( A key to Uncle Tom's Cabin ), in which she brings evidence of the representations in her famous novel. In doing so, she is reacting to the numerous criticisms of her work, particularly in the booming anti-Tom literature .

January 11 : Gustav Falke , German writer († 1916 )
January 13 : Carola Bruch-Sinn , Austrian writer († 1911 )
January 26 : Anna von Krane , German writer († 1937 )
January 28 : José Martí , Cuban national poet and independence fighter († 1895 )
January 31 : Maria Belpaire , Belgian writer († 1948 )

February 13 : Pierre de Ségur , French writer († 1916 )
February 15 : Max Wilhelm Meyer , German astronomer, naturalist and writer († 1910 )
February 27 : Josef Holeček , Czech writer, translator and journalist († 1929 )
February 27 : Jules Lemaître , French writer († 1914 )

May 12 : Adam Karillon , German doctor and writer († 1938 )
May 12 : Jonathan Paul , German Protestant pastor, tent missionary and publicist († 1931 )

July 17 : Alexius Meinong , Austrian philosopher and psychologist († 1920 )
July 24 : William Gillette , American actor, playwright and author († 1937 )
July 27 : Wladimir Galaktionowitsch Korolenko , Russian writer († 1921 )
July 31 : Tereza Nováková , Czech writer, representative of realism and village prose († 1912 )

September 9 : Hanns von Zobeltitz , German journalist and writer († 1918 )
September 20 : Joseph Kürschner , German writer and lexicographer († 1902 )
October 6 : Johannes von Kries , German psychologist, physiologist and philosopher († 1928 )

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