Kleist (en. Kleist)

[kleist]

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Kleist refers to a dramatic writer and poet from early 19th-century Germany, known for his tragic works.

Kleist's works are often characterized by intense inner conflicts.

Les œuvres de Kleist sont souvent caractérisées par des conflits intérieurs intenses.

It can also refer to an approach or literary style associated with Kleist.

This novel reveals a Kleistian sensitivity in its exploration of moral dilemmas.

Ce roman révèle une sensibilité kleistienne dans son exploration des dilemmes moraux.

The word comes from the name of Heinrich von Kleist, a German writer.

the universe of Kleist

referring to the set of themes and motifs present in his works.

l'univers de Kleist

Kleistian style

indicating a specific characteristic related to Kleist's writing technique.

style kleistien

Kleistian

Related to the works or style of Kleist.

Kleistien

drama

A literary genre often associated with Kleist.

drame

Used to describe a tragic situation or intense conflict.

That evening was so kleist, full of tension!

Cette soirée était tellement kleist, pleine de tensions!