On the Cross

In «On the Cross,» Wilhelmine von Hillern presents a poignant exploration of faith, suffering, and redemption through the lens of a deeply personal narrative. The book employs a lyrical style that intertwines philosophical reflections with vivid imagery, allowing readers to grapple with the complexities of spiritual anguish and grace. Set against the backdrop of 19th-century German Romanticism, Hillern's work echoes the struggles of her contemporaries while delving into the universal themes of the human condition, presenting both an intimate portrayal and an expansive contemplation of the cross as a symbol of... Weiter