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Carl Friedrich August Grosse (5 June 1768 – 15 March 1847) also known as Edouard Romeo Vargas-Bedemar was a German author, translator, aesthetic philosopher, and mineralogist. He is best known for his gothic novel Der Genius, which was translated into English by Peter Will as Horrid Mysteries, subtitled "A Story From the German Of The Marquis Of Grosse" and subsequently referenced by Jane Austen as one of the seven 'horrid novels' in Northanger Abbey. His philosophy focused on the aesthetics of sublimity, following the work of Friedrich Schiller, and provided one of the first philosophical treatments of imagination.

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  • Carl Friedrich August Grosse (de)
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  • Carl Friedrich August Grosse (* 5. Juni 1768 in Magdeburg; † 15. März 1847 in Kopenhagen) war ein deutscher Schriftsteller, Übersetzer und Geologe. (de)
  • Carl Friedrich August Grosse (5 June 1768 – 15 March 1847) also known as Edouard Romeo Vargas-Bedemar was a German author, translator, aesthetic philosopher, and mineralogist. He is best known for his gothic novel Der Genius, which was translated into English by Peter Will as Horrid Mysteries, subtitled "A Story From the German Of The Marquis Of Grosse" and subsequently referenced by Jane Austen as one of the seven 'horrid novels' in Northanger Abbey. His philosophy focused on the aesthetics of sublimity, following the work of Friedrich Schiller, and provided one of the first philosophical treatments of imagination. (en)
  • Carl Friedrich August Grosse (Magdeburgo, 5 de junho de 1768 – Copenhaga, 15 de março de 1847), também conhecido por Eduardo Romeu, conde de Vargas-Bedemar, Edouard Romeo de Vargas de Bedemar ou por conde Vargas-Bedemar, foi um escritor, aventureiro, geólogo e geógrafo oriundo de Schleswig-Holstein, então parte do reino da Dinamarca, que adoptou o nome de uma das suas personagens de romance e, com esse nome, atingiu celebridade em toda a Europa, incluindo Portugal. Foi cavaleiro da Ordem de Malta (1795), coronel de artilharia e professor da escola desta arma em Nápoles. Adoptando o nome de Edouard Romeo Vargas de Bedemar, nome que aparentemente tinha criado num dos seus romances, e afirmado-se descendente de uma nobre família espanhola, passou a usar o título de "conde Vargas de Bedemar". (pt)
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  • Carl Friedrich August Grosse (* 5. Juni 1768 in Magdeburg; † 15. März 1847 in Kopenhagen) war ein deutscher Schriftsteller, Übersetzer und Geologe. (de)
  • Carl Friedrich August Grosse (5 June 1768 – 15 March 1847) also known as Edouard Romeo Vargas-Bedemar was a German author, translator, aesthetic philosopher, and mineralogist. He is best known for his gothic novel Der Genius, which was translated into English by Peter Will as Horrid Mysteries, subtitled "A Story From the German Of The Marquis Of Grosse" and subsequently referenced by Jane Austen as one of the seven 'horrid novels' in Northanger Abbey. His philosophy focused on the aesthetics of sublimity, following the work of Friedrich Schiller, and provided one of the first philosophical treatments of imagination. (en)
  • Carl Friedrich August Grosse (Magdeburgo, 5 de junho de 1768 – Copenhaga, 15 de março de 1847), também conhecido por Eduardo Romeu, conde de Vargas-Bedemar, Edouard Romeo de Vargas de Bedemar ou por conde Vargas-Bedemar, foi um escritor, aventureiro, geólogo e geógrafo oriundo de Schleswig-Holstein, então parte do reino da Dinamarca, que adoptou o nome de uma das suas personagens de romance e, com esse nome, atingiu celebridade em toda a Europa, incluindo Portugal. Foi cavaleiro da Ordem de Malta (1795), coronel de artilharia e professor da escola desta arma em Nápoles. Adoptando o nome de Edouard Romeo Vargas de Bedemar, nome que aparentemente tinha criado num dos seus romances, e afirmado-se descendente de uma nobre família espanhola, passou a usar o título de "conde Vargas de Bedemar". Com esse nome, a partir de 1808 passou a residir em Copenhaga, onde em 1813 foi senador e em 1829 e 1842 co-director e director, respectivamente, do Museu Real de História Natural. Pertenceu desde 1806 à Real Academia Dinamarquesa de Ciências. Escreveu numerosas obras nas áreas da geografia e da geologia. (pt)
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