VII. Public Morality

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Preface VII
3. Contents IX
4. Introduction. Schupp as a Literary Figure 1
5. Part One: The Form of the Satire in the Seventeenth Century
6. I. Structural Aspects of The Contemporary Satire 9
7. II. Characteristics of Schupp's Satirical Form 20
8. III. Varieties of Style in The Baroque Satire 35
9. IV. Schupp as a Stylist 48
10. Part Two: The Reflection of Contemporary Culture
11. V. The State and Society 60
12. VI. Schupp's Treatment of The State and Society 76
13. VII. Public Morality 90
14. VIII. Schupp and Contemporary Morals 101
15. IX. Cultural Life in The Satire 108
16. X. The Cultural Problem in Schupp 115
17. Part Three: Religion and Philosophy
18. XI. Religious Ideals and Social Reality 127
19. XII. Schupp's Approach to Reality 145
20. XIII. Ethical Idealism and Psychological Realism 159
21. XIV. The Aesthetic Character of Schupp's Realism 182
22. Conclusion: The German Satire in The Literature of The Baroque Age 189
23. Notes 201
24. Bibliography 225
25. Index 231