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Eduard Friedrich Mörike (Ludwigsburg, 8 September, 1804 – 4 Jun, 1875 di Stuttgart) merupakan pensyair romantik daripada Jerman.

Rujukan

Rencana ini menggabungkan dan menterjemah teks dari penerbitan sekarang di domain awam: Chisholm, Hugh, penyunting (1911). Encyclopædia Britannica (dalam bahasa Inggeris) (ed. ke-11). Cambridge University Press. Missing or empty |title= (bantuan)

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(Inggeris) Karya-karya oleh Eduard Mörike di Projek Gutenberg
(Inggeris) Eduard Mörike di Find a Grave

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 | deathplace = [[Stuttgart]]
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 | nationality = {{flagicon|Germany}} Jerman
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-'''Eduard Friedrich Mörike''' ([[Ludwigsburg]], [[September 8]], [[1804]] &ndash; [[June 4]], [[1875]] in [[Stuttgart]]) was a [[Germany|German]] [[Romanticism|romantic]] [[Poetry|poet]].
+'''Eduard Friedrich Mörike''' ([[Ludwigsburg]], [[8 September]], [[1804]] &ndash; [[4 Jun]], [[1875]] di [[Stuttgart]]) merupakan pensyair [[romantik]] daripada [[Jerman]].
+== Rujukan ==
-He studied [[Theology]] at the [[University of Tübingen|Seminary of Tübingen]], and followed the ecclesiastical career, becoming a [[Lutheranism|Lutheran]] [[pastor]]. In 1834 he was appointed pastor of Cleversulzbach near [[Weinsberg]], and, after his early retirement for reasons of health, in 1851 became professor of [[German literature]] at the Katharinenstift in [[Stuttgart]]. This office he held until his retirement in 1866; but he continued to live at Stuttgart until his death on the 4th of June 1875.
-[[Image:Home of Morike.jpg|thumb|left|250px|Mörike's home in [[Lorch, Württemberg]]]]
-Mörike is a member of the so-called [[Swabia]]n school which gathered round [[Ludwig Uhland]]. His poems, ''Gedichte'' (1838; 22nd ed., 1905), are mostly lyrics, often humorous, but expressed in simple and natural language. His ''lieder'' (songs) are traditional in form and have been compared to those of [[Johann Wolfgang von Goethe|Goethe]].  He also wrote a somewhat fantastic ''Idylle vom Bodensee, oder Fischer Martin und die Glockendiebe'' (1846; 2nd ed., 1856), and published a collection of hymns, odes, elegies and idylls of the Greeks and Romans, entitled ''Klassische Blumenlese'' (1840), and several novels and narratives, among the former ''Maler Nolten'' ("The painter Nolten", 1832; 6th ed., 1901), a [[bildungsroman]] which enjoyed great popularity. Another work is the [[novella]] ''Mozart auf der Reise nach Prag'' ("[[Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart|Mozart]] on the way to [[Prague]]", 1856), a humorous examination of the problems of artists in a world uncongenial to art. Many of his lyrics were set to music by [[Hugo Wolf]]. Mörike's ''Gesammelte Schriften'' (''Collected Writings'') were first published in 4 volumes.
-== References ==
 *{{1911}}
-== External links ==
+== Pautan luar ==
 {{Wikisourcelang|de|Eduard Mörike|Eduard Mörike (original works in German)}}
-* {{gutenberg author| id=Mörike+Eduard+Friedrich | name=Eduard Mörike}}
+* {{en}} {{gutenberg author| id=Mörike+Eduard+Friedrich | name=Eduard Mörike}}
-* {{Find A Grave|id=7369008}}
+* {{en}} {{Find A Grave|id=7369008}}
+{{BD|1804|1875|Morike, Eduard}}
-<!-- Metadata: see [[Wikipedia:Persondata]] -->
-{{Persondata
-|NAME              = Mörike, Eduard Friedrich
-|ALTERNATIVE NAMES =
-|SHORT DESCRIPTION = German poet
-|DATE OF BIRTH     = [[September 8]], [[1804]]
-|PLACE OF BIRTH    = [[Ludwigsburg]]
-|DATE OF DEATH     = [[June 4]], [[1875]]
-|PLACE OF DEATH    = [[Stuttgart]]
-}}
+[[Kategori:Pensyair Jerman]]
-{{BD|1804|1875|Morike, Eduard}}
-[[Category:German poets]]
-[[Category:People from Ludwigsburg]]
-[[Category:People from the Kingdom of Württemberg]]
-[[Category:Lutheran clergy]]
-[[Category:German Lutherans]]
 [[bg:Едуард Мьорике]]