Hölderlin's Philosophy of Nature / / Rochelle Tobias.
Shows the relation between Hölderlin’s poetic theory and his concept of nature as developed in his poetry, prose and dramatic worksAnalyzes Hölderlin’s cosmology and its relation to his conception of the divineThe first collection to interpret his work within the context of the philosophy of natureO...
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Frontmatter -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- List of Abbreviations -- Chapter 1 Introduction -- Part I Tragic Nature -- Chapter 2 Nature and Poetic Consciousness from Hölderlin to Rilke -- Chapter 3 Raging with Care: The Poet’s Liquid Fire -- Chapter 4 The Order of the Unbound: Time and History in Hölderlin’s ‘The Titans’ -- Part II Hölderlin’s Rivers -- Chapter 5 The Untamed Earth: The Labour of Rivers in Hölderlin’s ‘The Ister’ -- Chapter 6 Hölderlin’s Local Abstraction: The Natural-Historical Sublime in ‘Voice of the People’ -- Chapter 7 Translating Centaurs: Notes on Hölderlin’s ‘The Life-Giving’ -- Part III Natural Beauty and the Absolute -- Chapter 8 Hölderlin’s Mythopoetics: From ‘Aesthetic Letters’ to the New Mythology -- Chapter 9 The Transition Between the Possible and the Real: Nature as Contingency in Hölderlin’s ‘The declining fatherland . . .’ -- Chapter 10 ‘My whole being fell silent, and read’: Peter Handke’s Hölderlin and Heidegger Reception -- Part IV The Place of Poetry -- Chapter 11 Nature, Nurse, Khôra: Notes on the Poetics of Hölderlin’s Ode ‘Man’ -- Chapter 12 Not Rhythm -- Chapter 13 allowed, disallowed -- Notes on Contributors -- Index |
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