#friedrich müller

[gloomy-tunes]

low effort post for today because i couldnt care less. see you in two months

[onyxmustdie]

imagine if you will:

the German soldier that Schofield strangled is in fact Paul Bäumer. Müller is guilt-stricken, blaming himself for Paul's death, for being too drunk to hear his desperate gasps for air. he never quite got a look at Schofield's face, but he swears he will track down his friend's killer and get his revenge :)

[rwpohl]

louis ferdinand von preußen: kaiser auf abruf, zeugen des jahrhunderts, friedrich müller 1986

[majestativa]

A horror that drove Nietzsche […] from the misery of the philosophies into his dance with knives with the ghosts from the future.

— Heiner Müller, A Heiner Muller Reader: Plays, Poetry, Prose, transl by Carl Weber, (2006)

[arcimboldisworld]

Jan Willem de Vriend: Messiah - Tonhalle Zürich 20.12.2024

Jan Willem de Vriend: Messiah - Tonhalle Zürich 20.12.2024 #konzert #georgfriedrichhändel #oratorium #review #musicwasmyfirstloveanditwillbemylast #concert

Händels “Halleluja” aus seinem Oratorium “Messiah” hat es in die Populärkultur geschafft – das kennt wohl jeder, aber dieses Werk hat so viele weitere wunderschöne Momente. In grossartiger Besetzung war es nun in 2 Konzerten unter JAN WILLEM DE VRIEND in der Zürcher Tonhalle zu hören. Ein wunderbarer musikalischer Einstieg in die kommenden Weihnachtstage… Continue reading Jan Willem de Vriend:…

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Deutsche Schulflora : zum Gebrauch für die Schule und zum Selbstunterricht - Walter Müller, Friedrich Oskar Pilling - 1894 - via e-rara

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But the polytheism of Vedic religion sometimes functioned as a kind of serial monotheism that the Vedic scholar Friedrich Max Müller (1823-1900) named ‘henotheism’ or ‘kathenotheism’, the worship of a number of gods, one at a time, regarding each as the supreme, or even the only, god while one is talking to him. Thus, one Rig Vedic poem will praise a god and chalk up to his account the credit for separating heaven and earth, propping them apart with a pillar, i but another Vedic poem will use the same words to praise another god:

To the unknown creator: ‘He by whom the awesome sky and the earth were made firm, by whom the dome of the sky was propped up …’ [10.121.5]

To Soma: ‘He who is the pillar of the sky …’ [9.74.2] To Tvastri: ‘He measured apart the two realms of space … and fixed them in place with undecaying pillars.’ [1.160.4]

To Varuna: ‘He stretched out the middle realm of space … placed the sun in the sky.’ [5.85.2]

To Vishnu: ‘Vishnu, who has measured apart the realms of the earth, who propped up the upper dwell-place.’ [1.154.1]

In addition, each god would have characteristics and deeds that were his alone: no one but Indra kills the demonic serpent of drought (Vritra), for instance.

Doniger, Wendy. On Hinduism

[nordleuchten]

24 Days of La Fayette - The Shadow of Olmütz

Day 1: All the world’s a stage …

As soon as you enter the busy tavern you are met with lively chatter. You exhale, trying to reign your ever rising tension in. If this goes wrong, even attending this meeting can bring you in a potentially deadly predicament. The Austrian government is not known to be kind to those they suspect of sympathizing with French Revolutionaries. You square your shoulders; you have thought about the risks and are willing to take them – your shaking hands be dammed. Your view wanders through the packed room. This is certainly not the finest inn the town has to offer but also not the shabbiest. You spot a group of men sitting together in the far-right corner, seven of them altogether. No, you were told to meet with only two others. On the other side there sits a couple with three young children – a fourth on its way by the looks of the women. You try to further scan your surroundings, as inconspicuous as possible, when someone calls your name. Startled, you turn around. On the table behind you sits Martin Müller, you know him from Church, with his mates. He raises a hand in greeting, and you reciprocate the gesture. Don’t lose your nerves! Suddenly you spot them, two men, both still in their twenties, sitting alone on a table, partially obscured by the bar. You walk over to them, deliberately slow, and take a seat. Both men look up at you and the older one gives you a skeptical look. “We were waiting for a friend to join us”, he informs you. “So was I”, you explain before adding “the fire burns so merrily these days.” An expression of recognition passes over the younger man’s feature after hearing the agreed upon code, and he zealously declares “They say the firewood is imported from Prussia!” You simply nod and allow your glance to wander from one man to the other – you just found your co-conspirators in this endeavor! “I am Francis, Francis Kinloch Huger”, the younger man introduces himself and shakes your hand. You already admire and dread his passion in equal terms. Huger’s father had lodged the Marquis de La Fayette when he first came to America. The son is now a student of medicine in Vienna. “And my name is Justus Erich Bollmann. Pleased to make you acquaintance”, the older, sterner, man introduces himself but does not offer you his hand. You nod again. You know Doctor Bollmann by reputation since he has already served as a messenger for the Marquis’ clandestine notes. You know that he is trustworthy – but now is the time to introduce yourself and show Huger and Bollmann that you are just as trustworthy and dependable as they are!

I am Friedrich Willerich, a physician, just like Bollmann and Huger!

I am Georg Oltmanns, a lawyer in training with some connections to the local officials! (If you choose this option, I might surprise you with a part in Plattdüütsch ;-))

I am Hugo Curie, a French Chaplain, but left my home country many years ago!

[leonsliga]

At the request of the wonderful @realmadrider, here’s some of my comfort footy vids 😁 happy watching!

All things DFB and Bundesliga:

Bayern Summer Games 2022 (especially the Guess the Song challenge)

Agility Challenge • Kimmich vs. Goretzka (AKA Kimetzka being an old married couple for nearly 7 minutes)

Wer kennt mehr? Leon Goretzka & Joshua Kimmich

Stadt, Land, Fußball - Thomas Müller and Leon Goretzka

Thomats Challenge: Bundesliga Edition

The big FC Bayern quiz with Manuel Neuer and Sven Ulreich

Google Autocomplete Challenge with Serge Gnabry and Leon Goretzka

Servus, Leon Goretzka!

Leon Goretzka vs. Julian Brandt: Buzzwire Challenge

Bundesliga Stars Try to Draw Their Team Logos - Witsel, Goretzka, and Co.

Mats Hummels vs. Thomas Müller: Me or Him Challenge

Pro vs. Pro:Direct with Thomas Müller

Read My Lips: 🇩🇪 vs. 🇫����

Close-Up with Leon Goretzka

60 Seconds Challenge: 🇩🇪🆚🇫🇷

Neuer, Müller, and Lahm making fun of Kramer’s memory loss during the 2014 World Cup final

One gotta go with Marco Reus and Julian Brandt

Manuel Neuer and Bastian Schweinsteiger dancing on the beach

Don’t get distracted! With Julian Brandt and Marco Reus

Müller & Co. Decorating the Christmas Tree

Hummels & Brandt: Which of You…

FC Bayern Teammate Insights

Neuer, Martínez, and Hernández Carpool Q&A

EURO Taxi with Thomas Müller and Mats Hummels

Manuel Neuer vs. Thomas Müller

New Season, New Berni ft. Müller, Neuer, Sané, and Davies

So feiern die Bayern das Triple

Neuer, Piszczek & Co. Try to Draw - Who is the Best Artist

Take it easy | BVB-Challenge with Marco Reus and Julian Brandt

Kimmich vs. Gnabry | Copy the Penalty Challenge

Chunkz vs. Neuer | YouTuber vs. Pro Keeper Penalty Shoot Out Challenge

Manuel Neuer im Interview

Who am I? BVB-Challenge with Mats Hummels and Marcel Schmelzer

Manu lifting up a jar of Nutella like it’s Simba

DFB Nutella Commercial

Will Grigg’s on fire! Is Mats Hummels terrified?

Bayern Summer Games 2021

Thomats Christmas Challenge

Serge Gnabry: Unlocked feat. Yung Filly

Who knows more? Marco Reus vs. Mario Götze - 2018 edition

Who knows more? Marco Reus vs. Mario Götze - 2019 revenge

Netradio Newcomer with Marco Reus and Julian Brandt

Best of Radio Müller

Thomats dieses Mal olympisch - eng subs

Don’t get distracted! With Mats Hummels and Marcel Schmelzer

Cow-Milking and Welly-Throwing | Team-Building Fun at FC Bayern

Shell Game w/ Manuel Neuer

Pantomime w/ Manuel Neuer

Drawing w/ Manuel Neuer

Marco Reus vs. Mats Hummels - Buzz Wire Challenge

Manuel Neuer reveals the results of his doping test (spoiler alert: it was urine)

Thomats Basketball Challenge

Thomas Müller “JAAA” compilation

A Spanish Lesson for Neuer with Thiago - Repeat after Me Challenge

Fußball-Dart: Goretzka gegen Burgstaller

You Have to Answer - Marco Reus

Bayern Team Photo Vlog

Who knows more 2.0: Brandt vs. Hummels

Thomats Tangram Challenge

FC Bayern wish you a Merry Christmas

Mario Götze’s Most Famous Picture

Mats Hummels pranks Gio Reyna

DFB Water Polo Teambuilding

Erling Haaland being a funny guy for 3 minutes straight

Bromance: Manuel Neuer & Leon Goretzka

Manuel Neuer, Per Mertesacke, & Arne Friedrich - Sky ad

Neustädter vs. Reus

Literally anything else:

50 most shocking moments of the 2010 World Cup

Jose Mourinho explains football to a baffled Ted Lasso

Timo Werner being the funniest German for 2 minutes (because he’s an adorable bean)

Lingard and Rashford | Roommates

Ney…freezin innit

Wingmen: Bruno Fernandes and Jesse Lingard

Manchester United x Stone Roses

I am Jose Mourinho 😎

Sergio Ramos drops the Supercopa under the bus

Marcelo, Bale, Ramos, & Co. joking around on a plane because why not

Lies | Toni Kroos & David Alaba

Kroos & Modrić | Teammates

Toni Kroos’s fantastic interview after RMA beat Liverpool in the UCL final

Luka Modrić taunting Gerard Piqué like the girlboss he is

Real Madrid x NFL with a heavy dose of Modramos

Roy Keane’s angriest moments discussing Manchester United - very validating as a United fan in the modern era tbh 😭

THE Kunessi stream - eng subs (55 minutes in all its glory)

When Kun met Leo

Kun calling Leo on stream

Sergio Agüero interviews Lionel Messi

Honestly every episode of the Champions

[gregdotorg]

I'm trying to clear my months-old tabs about R.H. Quaytman's 2015 shows of work relating to her research and discovery of a 19th century print of Martin Luther sandwiched underneath Paul Klee's 1920 monoprint, Angelus Novus.

Angelus Novus is most famous because of its connection to Walter Benjamin, who compared it to the Angel of History in the last essay he wrote before he died.

Since 2015, Klee scholar Annie Bourneuf has put together a renewed history of Angelus Novus that looks at its creation, references, and context in light of Quaytman's discovery.

images: Klee, Angelus Novus, 1920 from the Israel Museum Friedrich von Müller's 1838 etching after a 1520 portrait of Martin Luther by Lucas Cranach R.H. Quaytman's 2015 composite image of the two confirming Klee affixed his monoprint on top of this old etching.

[seventeenlovesthree]

What I absolutely love about the relationship that has developed between Per and Chris - is how well it fits into the former's profile.

Per's bromances are special - because he himself still belongs to the generation of players who claim to (mostly) strictly separate professional from private relationships. This is something you could also witness with Arne Friedrich, who used to say that he didn't "have many football related friendships" while he was still active. They definitely both shared that collected, almost cool demeanour towards the business, with a serious yet opinionated attitude, which may have been one of the reasons why they clicked so well back in 2010, where they supported each other through waves of external criticism.

The fun part here is, they both claimed that they would proooobably not stick around after their careers - and yet, that's exactly what they did. Because words and actions aren't always congruent - especially when you went through personal development cycles like they did. Aaaaaand because loyal people attract other loyal people and usually cannot get out of their skin when they feel appreciated and like they can actually make a change.

I could probably write a whole novel on how I perceive Per's relationship behaviour to team mates and colleagues, as there are countless examples, from Clemens Fritz at Werder to Laurent Koscielny at Arsenal (and some others which we won't mention by name here, because they unfortunately turned out to be bad apples in some way or another). I'll still try to keep this briefly and get to the point as quickly as I can:

Like I said, he is mostly serious and keeps a certain professional distance, he's opinionated, analytical, witty and can lash out if he needs to - but there is also the other side of him. The one he probably still cannot fully calculate very well - and that is his immense physicality. It's basically one of his primary love languages (aside from very blunt words of reassurance, something he, for example, shares with Thomas Müller).

Per Mertesacker is someone who values hard work, humility, discipline and loyalty - and if you fulfill these criterias, he will let you *feel* if he likes you. It's why he vibed so well with Benedikt Höwedes and the aforementioned Arne Friedrich; it's why Lukas Podolski had become his closest companion during their shared Arsenal days. The way he talked about them AND showed his physicality (constant hugs, no sense of personal space, hands on shoulders) showed nothing but respect, adoration and affection.

With Poldi, you also had the element of him being some kind of happy-go-lucky goofball that pulled Per out of his seriousness every now and then - he was a complementary force that allowed Per to let out his own goofy, silly side as well.

And this is also why Per and Chris are such a perfect match - not only do they share the analytical approach, are down to earth, loyal and witty... But they still have this complementary vibe going on. Just looking at them, you would think they are basically twins (especially in height) separated at birth. But despite the fact that they are still both incredibly opionated, they have a different approach. Per is letting out the full extent of "wise old man dadness" (including the dad jokes), he's the serious one who may even seem a bit cold and harsh due to it (which is, again, something I feel he and Arne have in common). And then there's Chris with that youthful loud mouth, the boy is from my generation and it shows that there is an age difference - but by being his refreshingly open self, he isn't just speaking his mind, giving a voice to what a lot of people think... No, he also has a glimpse of that goofy spirit that enables Per to go with or against it in a playful way. It's very different from Poldi's spirit - but not any less effective.

People have speculated there is "beef" going on between them, but really, judging by the amount of physical closeness, hugs, arms around shoulders, singing the anthem, eating ice cream, playing sport, having playful banter... You can tell that Per "loves" Chris back - who has no issues saying that out loud. Honestly, Chris has that interesting history of being ridiculously vocal when it comes to reassuring others (Leon Goretzka and various Gladbach players come to mind), so it's not surprising that his loving attitude attracted Per as well. You can simply tell that he's impressed by him - and Chris giving him starstruck eyes on a regular basis probably contributed to it as well.

Long story short; I love them.

[artandthebible]

Jacob and Rachel at the Well

Artist: Friedrich Wilhelm Müller  (German, 1801–1889)

Genre: Religious Art

Date: 1829

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Collection: Palais Dorotheum

Jacob is the grandson of Abraham and introduced in the Bible story of Jacob and Esau. After 7 years of service, Jacob’s uncle Laban tricked him into marrying his eldest daughter Leah. Laban then made Jacob work a further 7 years before he could marry his youngest daughter Rachel, who had been Jacob’s first choice of his bride (Genesis 29:18-30).

[rwpohl]

[gregor-samsung]

" Goethe era convinto che i tedeschi potessero meglio adempiere la loro reale missione storica senza creare uno stato-nazione. Egli volentieri accettava per essi un futuro simile a quello degli ebrei: sopravvivere come popolo, preservare il proprio carattere e compiere grandi cose senza una patria comune. Al pari degli ebrei, i tedeschi sembravano a Goethe valenti come individui, ma piuttosto miserabili come popolo. Nelle sue conversazioni, anche a distanza di anni, a più riprese egli ritornò su questa analogia. « La nazione tedesca è nulla », dichiarò all'amico Friedrich von Müller il 14 dicembre 1808, « ma il singolo tedesco è qualcosa, eppure essi immaginano che sia vero il contrario. I tedeschi dovrebbero essere dispersi in tutto il mondo, come gli ebrei, per sviluppare pienamente tutto il buono che c'è in essi a vantaggio della umanità ». "

Hans Kohn, I tedeschi, traduzione dall'inglese di Amerigo Guadagnin, Edizioni di Comunità (Collana Passato e presente), 1963¹, p. 47.

[Edizione originale: The Mind of Germany, Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, 1960]

[heaveninawildflower]

Ver Sacrum Kalender for 1903 with illustrations by Alfred Roller, Friedrich König, Ferdinand Andri, Emil Orlik, Wilhelm List, Koloman Moser, Leopold Stolba, Elena Luksch-Makovsky, Karl Müller, Maximilian Kurzweil, Rudolf Jettmar.

Published Vienna, Austria.

Illustrated book containing 12 monthly calendars, each accompanied by a figurative two-color woodcut image. Subscribers and friends could purchase impressions of the original woodcuts from the artists. The lettering for the calendar pages is by Alfred Roller.

Image and text information courtesy MFA Boston.

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Deutsche Schulflora - Walter Müller & Friedrich Oskar Pilling -  1894 - via e-rara