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(Novelist) Friedrich Theodor Vischer, a versatile German writer, was known for his contributions to various literary genres such as novels, poetry, and plays. He made significant strides in the philosophy of art by delving into the concept of Die Tücke des Objekts (the spite of objects) in his novel Auch Einer. Vischer's professional endeavors were focused on exploring human interactions with the world, leading to his unique and humorous theory that inanimate objects could be seen as conspiring against humans.
