Philipp Hafner

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Philipp Hafner (born September 27, 1735 in Vienna ; † July 30, 1764 ibid) was an Austrian writer and literary critic. Hafner often used the pseudonyms K. Fiedelbogen , J. Wustio and Phakipinpler .

Life

Hafner is considered the father of the Viennese folk piece . All his literary work is devoted to the entertaining and popular theater. Hafner is a link between the Baroque and the Enlightenment .

Philipp Hafner died in Vienna on July 30, 1764 at the age of 28.

Works

  • Odoardo, or Hanswurst and Crispin, the ridiculous sisters of Prague, plagued by three sons-in-law
  • Evakathel and Schnudi
  • The scary one
  • Mägera, the terrifying witch or The Enchanted Castle of the Lord of the Unicorn

Expenses (selection)

  • Collected Writings . Vienna 1812 (Reprint: Saur, Munich 1991, ISBN 3-598-51045-4 )
  • Hannswurst dreams . Edited from the original prints from 1763 and 1764 and provided with an afterword by Eberhard Haufe. Kiepenheuer, Weimar o. J. [1972]
  • Comedies . Edited and with an afterword by Johann Sonnleitner. Verlag Johann Lehner, Vienna 2001, ISBN 3-901749-16-0
  • Burlesque and prose . With materials on the Viennese theater debate. Edited by Johann Sonnleitner. Lehner, Vienna 2007, ISBN 978-3-901749-35-3

literature

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