Michael Kohlhaas ; Sobre el teatro de marionetas

Heinrich von Kleist represents perhaps the most established value of German romanticism. The inordinate pathos that he displayed in his life and in his writing always placed him on the fringes of established society, which made him an "outsider", an outcast to the same extent that "post mortem" honored him and honors him. as an indisputable classic of German literature. "Michael Kohlhaas" is the maximum literary expression of the romantic "outsider" who is in spite of him. The fable narrates the vicissitudes of an individual who takes justice into his own hands, thereby committing greater outrages than those he was trying to punish. "On the puppet theater" is one of the German writings on art theory that enshrines naturalness as a principle of aesthetic performance and rejects mannerism and excessive affectation.