About Max Frisch
Max Frisch (1911–1991) was a Swiss writer, playwright, and architect whose work ranged across novels, dramas, and essay collections. His writing is characterized by philosophical inquiry, exploration of identity and authenticity, and engagement with political and social questions. Frisch was a prominent intellectual figure in German-language literature, known for works examining human responsibility, freedom, and self-deception.
The Document in Context
The title given refers to a ceremonial publication related to the conferral of honorary doctorates on three distinguished figures—engineer and mathematician Pierre Étienne Bézier, writer Max Frisch, and physicist Carl Friedrich von Weizsäcker—during Berlin’s 750th anniversary celebration on June 29, 1987. This appears to be an official or commemorative text from a university ceremony rather than a literary work by Frisch in the conventional sense. The exact edition and contents of this particular publication cannot be verified here.
