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This chapter discusses the presence of four Continental writers who were themselves imaginatively engaged in “theologicophilological” questions. These indicate the presence of Arthur Schopenhauer both in Mr. Duffy's mind and in that of the implied narrator in “A Painful Case”. Two of these writers, Friedrich Nietzsche and Gerhart Hauptmann, are discussed in this chapter, along with Schopenhauer's progeny.
Keywords: Continental writers; theologicophilological questions; Arthur Schopenhauer; Mr. Duffy; A Painful Case; Friedrich Nietzsche; Gerhart Hauptmann; progeny
Chapter. 16254 words.
Subjects: Literary Studies (20th Century onwards)
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