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'Both Rings were round and there the resemblance ceases', wrote J.R.R. Tolkien about the rings in his epic The Lord of the Rings and Richard Wagner's opera cycle The Ring of the Nibelung. Or did he? The answer is not as straightforward as many Tolkien fans believe, whether they agree with the statement or consider it misguided. Nor is the statement itself as transparently defensive as some Wagner buffs suggest. Much has been said and written about Wagner and Tolkien, a subject that tends to generate a certain amount of heat, mostly due to the former's controversial status as Hitler's favourite composer. But until now the various, often contradictory opinions and the facts and perceptions on which they are based were rarely discussed at length or analysed in depth. The publication in 2009 of Tolkien's The Legend and Sigurd and Gudrún with its partly Wagnerian content reinforced the need for a systematic treatment of the subject. This book offers one. There is more to both Rings than their common roundness, and the resemblance between Tolkien and Wagner goes beyond a Ring of Power and some narrative elements: they shared a number of preoccupations and interests - nature, nation, the North, death and immortality, language and above all, myth. This is a book about the two great mythmakers of their times, and about what they have in common despite everything that separates them. Taschenbuch, 20.06.2012.

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"Both Rings were round and there the resemblance ceases," wrote J.R.R. Tolkien about the rings in his epic The Lord of the Rings and Richard Wagner's opera cycle The Ring of the Nibelung. Or did he? The answer is not as straightforward as many Tolkien fans believe, whether they agree with the statement or consider it misguided. Nor is the statement itself as transparently defensive as some Wagner buffs suggest. Much has been said and written about Wagner and Tolkien, a subject that tends to generate a certain amount of heat, mostly due to the former's controversial status as Hitler's favourite composer. But until now the various, often contradictory opinions and the facts and perceptions on which they are based were rarely discussed at length or analysed in depth. The publication in 2009 of Tolkien's The Legend and Sigurd and Gudrun with its partly Wagnerian content reinforced the need for a systematic treatment of the subject. This book offers one. There is more to both Rings than their common roundness, and the resemblance between Tolkien and Wagner goes beyond a Ring of Power and some narrative elements: they shared a number of preoccupations and interests - nature, nation, the North, death and immortality, language and above all, myth. This is a book about the two great mythmakers of their times, and about what they have in common despite everything that separates them.

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"Both Rings were round and there the resemblance ceases", wrote J.R.R. Tolkien about the rings in his epic The Lord of the Rings and Richard Wagner's opera cycle The Ring of the Nibelung. Or did he? The answer is not as straightforward as many Tolkien fans believe, whether they agree with the statement or consider it misguided. Nor is the statement itself as transparently defensive as some Wagner buffs suggest. Much has been said and written about Wagner and Tolkien, a subject that tends to generate a certain amount of heat, mostly due to the former's controversial status as Hitler's favourite composer. But until now the various, often contradictory opinions and the facts and perceptions on which they are based were rarely discussed at length or analysed in depth. The publication in 2009 of Tolkien's The Legend and Sigurd and Gudrún with its partly Wagnerian content reinforced the need for a systematic treatment of the subject. This book offers one. There is more to both Rings than their common roundness, and the resemblance between Tolkien and Wagner goes beyond a Ring of Power and some narrative elements: they shared a number of preoccupations and interests - nature, nation, the North, death and immortality, language and above all, myth. This is a book about the two great mythmakers of their times, and about what they have in common despite everything that separates them. Sofort lieferbar, Softcover, Neuware, Offene Rechnung (Vorkasse vorbehalten).

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Buchbär, [6122477].
"Both Rings were round and there the resemblance ceases", wroteJ.R.R. Tolkien about the rings in his epic The Lord of the Rings andRichard Wagner's opera cycle The Ring of the Nibelung. Or didhe? The answer is not as straightforward as many Tolkien fansbelieve, whether they agree with the statement or consider it misguided.Nor is the statement itself as transparently defensive assome Wagner buffs suggest.Much has been said and written about Wagner and Tolkien, asubject that tends to generate a certain amount of heat, mostlydue to the former's controversial status as Hitler's favourite composer.But until now the various, often contradictory opinionsand the facts and perceptions on which they are based were rarelydiscussed at length or analysed in depth. The publication in 2009of Tolkien's The Legend and Sigurd and Gudrún with its partlyWagnerian content reinforced the need for a systematic treatmentof the subject. This book offers one.There is more to both Rings than their common roundness, andthe resemblance between Tolkien and Wagner goes beyond a Ringof Power and some narrative elements: they shared a number ofpreoccupations and interests - nature, nation, the North, deathand immortality, language and above all, myth. This is a bookabout the two great mythmakers of their times, and about whatthey have in common despite everything that separates them. 2012, Taschenbuch, Neuware, 491g, 322, Sofortüberweisung, PayPal, Banküberweisung.

Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Versandkosten nach: Deutschland, Versandkostenfrei.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, preigu, [5789586].
"Both Rings were round and there the resemblance ceases", wroteJ.R.R. Tolkien about the rings in his epic The Lord of the Rings andRichard Wagner's opera cycle The Ring of the Nibelung. Or didhe? The answer is not as straightforward as many Tolkien fansbelieve, whether they agree with the statement or consider it misguided.Nor is the statement itself as transparently defensive assome Wagner buffs suggest.Much has been said and written about Wagner and Tolkien, asubject that tends to generate a certain amount of heat, mostlydue to the former's controversial status as Hitler's favourite composer.But until now the various, often contradictory opinionsand the facts and perceptions on which they are based were rarelydiscussed at length or analysed in depth. The publication in 2009of Tolkien's The Legend and Sigurd and Gudrún with its partlyWagnerian content reinforced the need for a systematic treatmentof the subject. This book offers one.There is more to both Rings than their common roundness, andthe resemblance between Tolkien and Wagner goes beyond a Ringof Power and some narrative elements: they shared a number ofpreoccupations and interests - nature, nation, the North, deathand immortality, language and above all, myth. This is a bookabout the two great mythmakers of their times, and about whatthey have in common despite everything that separates them. 2012, Taschenbuch, Neuware, 491g, 322, Sofortüberweisung, PayPal, Banküberweisung.

Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Versandkosten nach: Deutschland, Versandkostenfrei.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, preigu, [5789586].
"Both Rings were round and there the resemblance ceases", wroteJ.R.R. Tolkien about the rings in his epic The Lord of the Rings andRichard Wagner's opera cycle The Ring of the Nibelung. Or didhe? The answer is not as straightforward as many Tolkien fansbelieve, whether they agree with the statement or consider it misguided.Nor is the statement itself as transparently defensive assome Wagner buffs suggest.Much has been said and written about Wagner and Tolkien, asubject that tends to generate a certain amount of heat, mostlydue to the former's controversial status as Hitler's favourite composer.But until now the various, often contradictory opinionsand the facts and perceptions on which they are based were rarelydiscussed at length or analysed in depth. The publication in 2009of Tolkien's The Legend and Sigurd and Gudrún with its partlyWagnerian content reinforced the need for a systematic treatmentof the subject. This book offers one.There is more to both Rings than their common roundness, andthe resemblance between Tolkien and Wagner goes beyond a Ringof Power and some narrative elements: they shared a number ofpreoccupations and interests - nature, nation, the North, deathand immortality, language and above all, myth. This is a bookabout the two great mythmakers of their times, and about whatthey have in common despite everything that separates them. 2012, Taschenbuch, Neuware, 491g, 322, Sofortüberweisung, PayPal, Banküberweisung.

Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Versandkosten nach: Deutschland, Versandkostenfrei.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Buchbär, [6122477].
"Both Rings were round and there the resemblance ceases", wroteJ.R.R. Tolkien about the rings in his epic The Lord of the Rings andRichard Wagner's opera cycle The Ring of the Nibelung. Or didhe? The answer is not as straightforward as many Tolkien fansbelieve, whether they agree with the statement or consider it misguided.Nor is the statement itself as transparently defensive assome Wagner buffs suggest.Much has been said and written about Wagner and Tolkien, asubject that tends to generate a certain amount of heat, mostlydue to the former's controversial status as Hitler's favourite composer.But until now the various, often contradictory opinionsand the facts and perceptions on which they are based were rarelydiscussed at length or analysed in depth. The publication in 2009of Tolkien's The Legend and Sigurd and Gudrún with its partlyWagnerian content reinforced the need for a systematic treatmentof the subject. This book offers one.There is more to both Rings than their common roundness, andthe resemblance between Tolkien and Wagner goes beyond a Ringof Power and some narrative elements: they shared a number ofpreoccupations and interests - nature, nation, the North, deathand immortality, language and above all, myth. This is a bookabout the two great mythmakers of their times, and about whatthey have in common despite everything that separates them. 2012, Taschenbuch, Neuware, 491g, 322, Sofortüberweisung, PayPal, Banküberweisung.

Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Versandkosten nach: Deutschland, Versandkostenfrei.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, preigu, [5789586].
"Both Rings were round and there the resemblance ceases", wroteJ.R.R. Tolkien about the rings in his epic The Lord of the Rings andRichard Wagner's opera cycle The Ring of the Nibelung. Or didhe? The answer is not as straightforward as many Tolkien fansbelieve, whether they agree with the statement or consider it misguided.Nor is the statement itself as transparently defensive assome Wagner buffs suggest.Much has been said and written about Wagner and Tolkien, asubject that tends to generate a certain amount of heat, mostlydue to the former's controversial status as Hitler's favourite composer.But until now the various, often contradictory opinionsand the facts and perceptions on which they are based were rarelydiscussed at length or analysed in depth. The publication in 2009of Tolkien's The Legend and Sigurd and Gudrún with its partlyWagnerian content reinforced the need for a systematic treatmentof the subject. This book offers one.There is more to both Rings than their common roundness, andthe resemblance between Tolkien and Wagner goes beyond a Ringof Power and some narrative elements: they shared a number ofpreoccupations and interests - nature, nation, the North, deathand immortality, language and above all, myth. This is a bookabout the two great mythmakers of their times, and about whatthey have in common despite everything that separates them. 2012, Taschenbuch, Neuware, 491g, 322, Sofortüberweisung, PayPal, Banküberweisung.