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Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
ISBN 9780140449020
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Penguin Classics
Faust, Part Two
the second part of the tragedy
Who it's for: Readers of classic literature and Goethe enthusiasts
In 'Faust: Part Two', Mephistopheles leads Faust into the realm of ancient Greek mythology. Here, Faust encounters and falls in love with Helen of Troy, a union symbolizing Goethe's vision of harmonizing Romantic Medievalism with classical Greek genius. The drama further explores profound themes of redemption and salvation, alongside Goethe's prescient observations on modern concepts like inflation and the creation of life through scientific means.Why You Should Read? Explore Goethe's profound philosophical and mythical sequel. Witness Faust's journey through ancient Greece and his union with Helen of Troy. Discover prescient literary themes, from economic concepts to scientific creation. Engage with a major work of world literature, brilliantly translated by David Constantine.
Highlights
- Sequel to Goethe's Faust, Part One
- Set in ancient Greek mythology
- Faust's love for Helen of Troy
- Explores redemption and salvation
- Themes include inflation and scientific creation
- Translated by David Constantine
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Questions about this book
Is this a standalone work or a sequel?
It is the second part of Goethe's tragedy, continuing the story from Faust, Part One.
What is the setting of this part?
The drama takes Faust into the realm of ancient Greek mythology, where he encounters Helen of Troy.
What are the main themes?
The play explores redemption, salvation, and the harmony of Romantic Medievalism with classical Greek genius, as well as modern concepts like inflation and scientific creation.
Who translated this edition?
The translation is by David Constantine.