Der Struwwelpeter

Heinrich Hoffmann

2021年1月 · Otbebookpublishing

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Struwwelpeter (auch Der Struwwelpeter) ist der Titel eines Werkes des Frankfurter Arztes und Psychiaters Heinrich Hoffmann aus dem Jahr 1844 und zugleich die Titelfigur des Buches. Das seit 1845 gedruckte Bilderbuch enthält mehrere Geschichten, in denen oft Kinder nach unvorsichtigem Verhalten drastische Folgen erleiden, die von einem Sturz ins Wasser bis zum Tod reichen. Der Struwwelpeter gehört zu den erfolgreichsten deutschen Kinderbüchern und wurde in zahlreiche Sprachen übersetzt. Die vielen Adaptionen werden Struwwelpet(e)riaden genannt.

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Heinrich Hoffmann (1809-1894) was a German psychiatrist and author whose life and work left a significant mark on both literature and medicine. Born in Frankfurt am Main, Hoffmann pursued medical studies in Heidelberg and Halle, eventually establishing himself as a physician in his hometown. His career in psychiatry was pioneering; he served as the director of the Frankfurt Psychiatric Hospital, where he advocated for more humane treatment of the mentally ill, a revolutionary stance in an era when such patients were often subjected to harsh conditions.Hoffmann's literary contributions extend beyond his medical writings. He had a knack for capturing the imagination with his vivid storytelling, often infused with moral lessons and dark humor. His works were groundbreaking in their use of illustrations to complement the text, a technique that would influence the development of children's literature and graphic storytelling.Controversy surrounded Hoffmann's work due to its often macabre and cautionary nature, which some critics argued was too intense for young audiences. Despite this, his stories have endured, continuing to be read and analyzed for their psychological depth and social commentary.Hoffmann's influence can be seen in the works of contemporary writers who explore the darker aspects of human nature and societal norms. His commitment to humane psychiatric care and his innovative approach to literature make him a figure of enduring interest, bridging the worlds of medicine and storytelling in a way that continues to resonate with modern readers.