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The following article deals with Barthold Feind’s play  Das verwirrte Haus Jacob , which was condemned as libel shortly after it was first published. His play engages with a contemporary political issue: the riots in Hamburg around 1700. This article investigates how Feind makes use of the poetic means of comedy in the ongoing public opinion battle. His play addresses a public expecting scandalous news. It attempts to interpret the current events as  exemplum , but encounters difficulties which demonstrate that traditional time concepts begin to become fragile.

Pasquill als Komödie: Zu Barthold Feinds Das verwirrte Haus Jacob / Oder Das Gesicht der bestrafften Rebellion an Stilcke und Lütze (1703)