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-'''''Phantasiestücke in Callots Manier''''' (Eng: '''''Fantasy Pieces in the Manner of Callot''''' or '''''Fantasy Pieces in Callot's Manner''''') ([[1814]]) is an [[anthology]] of previously published fantastic tales by [[E. T. A. Hoffmann]], including ''[[The Devil's Elixirs]]'' and ''[[The Golden Pot]]''. The inspiration, as the title implies, comes from the work of [[Jacques Callot]] of which he says:+'''''Phantasiestücke in Callots Manier'''''[http://de.wikisource.org/wiki/Fantasiest%C3%BCcke_in_Callot%E2%80%99s_Manier] (Eng: '''''Fantasy Pieces in the Manner of Callot''''' or '''''Fantasy Pieces in Callot's Manner''''') ([[1814]]) is an [[anthology]] of previously published fantastic tales by [[E. T. A. Hoffmann]], including ''[[The Devil's Elixirs]]'' and ''[[The Golden Pot]]''. The inspiration, as the title implies, comes from the work of [[Jacques Callot]] of which he says:
:"The irony which mocks man's miserable actions by placing man and beast in opposition to each other only dwells in a deep spirit, and thus Callot's grotesque figures, which are created from man and beast, reveal to the penetrating observer all the secret implications that lie hidden under the veil of the comical." :"The irony which mocks man's miserable actions by placing man and beast in opposition to each other only dwells in a deep spirit, and thus Callot's grotesque figures, which are created from man and beast, reveal to the penetrating observer all the secret implications that lie hidden under the veil of the comical."
 +==TOC==
 +===Erster Theil===
 +*[[Vorrede von Jean Paul]].
 +*I. [[Jacques Callot|Jaques Callot]].
 +*II. [[Ritter Gluck]]. Eine Erinnerung aus dem Jahre 1809.
 +*III. [[Kreisleriana (Erster Theil)]]. Nro. 1 – 6.
 +**1. [[Johannes Kreisler's, des Kapellmeisters, musikalische Leiden]].
 +**2. [[Ombra adorata!]]
 +**3. [[Gedanken über den hohen Werth der Musik]].
 +**4. [[Beethovens Instrumental-Musik]].
 +**5. [[Höchst zerstreute Gedanken]].
 +**6. [[Der vollkommene Maschinist]].
 +*IV. [[Don Juan]]. Eine fabelhafte Begebenheit, die sich mit einem reisenden Enthusiasten zugetragen.
 +*V. [[Nachricht von den neuesten Schicksalen des Hundes Berganza]].
 +
 +===Zweiter Theil===
 +*I. [[Der Magnetiseur]]. Eine Familienbegebenheit.
 +*II. [[Der goldne Topf]]. Ein Mährchen aus der neuen Zeit. [In zwölf Vigilien]
 +*III. [[Die Abentheuer der Sylvester-Nacht]].
 +**1. [[Die Geliebte]].
 +**2. [[Die Gesellschaft im Keller]].
 +**3. [[Erscheinungen]].
 +**4. [[Die Geschichte vom verlornen Spiegelbilde]].
 +*IV. [[Kreisleriana (Zweiter Theil)]].
 +**1. [[Brief des Barons Wallborn an den Kapellmeister Kreisler]] [von [[Friedrich de la Motte Fouqué]]].
 +**2. [[Brief des Kapellmeisters Kreisler an den Baron Wallborn]].
 +**3. [[Kreislers musikalisch-poetischer Klubb]].
 +**4. [[Nachricht von einem gebildeten jungen Mann]].
 +**5. [[Der Musikfeind]].
 +**6. [[Ueber einen Ausspruch Sacchini’s, und über den sogenannten Effekt in der Musik]].
 +**7. [[Johannes Kreislers Lehrbrief]].
== See also == == See also ==
*[[Warum kann ich mich an deinen sonderbaren phantastischen Blättern nicht sattsehen, du kecker Meister !]] *[[Warum kann ich mich an deinen sonderbaren phantastischen Blättern nicht sattsehen, du kecker Meister !]]
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Phantasiestücke in Callots Manier[1] (Eng: Fantasy Pieces in the Manner of Callot or Fantasy Pieces in Callot's Manner) (1814) is an anthology of previously published fantastic tales by E. T. A. Hoffmann, including The Devil's Elixirs and The Golden Pot. The inspiration, as the title implies, comes from the work of Jacques Callot of which he says:

"The irony which mocks man's miserable actions by placing man and beast in opposition to each other only dwells in a deep spirit, and thus Callot's grotesque figures, which are created from man and beast, reveal to the penetrating observer all the secret implications that lie hidden under the veil of the comical."

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