text: Johann Wolfgang Goethe (08.28.1749 - 03.22.1832) - writer, poet and playwright, who lived and worked in the era of the New Age. He was interested in many sciences and made a great contribution to the development of philosophical thought.
  
  Еarly years
  
  Goethe's parents attached great importance to the education of their children. In 1755, Goethe was sent to a public school. Goethe studied at this school for one year, after which the father himself was engaged in the education of his children. Goethe studied French, English, Italian and Hebrew, painting, writemypaper4me review, exact sciences, as well as history, music, fencing. He was a comprehensively developed person. He was interested in everything. Very early, young Johann became addicted to reading books. When Goethe was ten years old, he first saw several performances of the French troupe. He was delighted with the French theater and began to write plays and spiritual poems.
  
  University years
  
  In 1765, Goethe became a student at the University of Leipzig, where he was to study law. Finding himself free from parental care and moral instruction, Goethe boldly breaks into the literary life of the city, and in 1767 he wrote a collection of poems - “Annette”, whose works are full of lyrics and convey his experiences of first love.
  
  Studying at the university was interrupted by a serious illness, due to which Goethe went home for a year and a half. The father was against the literary activities of his son and insisted on continuing his studies at the university, as a result of which, in 1770, John moved to Strasbourg. In addition to law, Goethe studies chemistry, medicine, philology, while continuing to get involved in literature.
  
  Literature
  
  After arriving from Leipzig, Goethe was ill for a long time and was sitting at home. While on sick leave, the young man writes the first work - the comedy Die Mitschuldigen ("Partners")In 1770, Goethe, hoping to get a law degree, went to the city of Strasbourg: in a new place, 