Faust

Style and Technique

«Faust» by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe is a tragedy that represents a profound philosophical work, distinguished by its rich and expressive language. Goethe employs numerous literary devices, including allegories, symbolism, and metaphors, to explore themes of moral choice, the pursuit of knowledge, and the struggle with one's passions. The work is written in various poetic forms, making it complex to perceive. The structure of «Faust» is divided into two parts, each elaborating on different aspects of the protagonist's life and quests, from his insatiable thirst for knowledge to his relationships with Mephistopheles and his impact on the lives of others.