Titlebook: H?lderlin and the Consequences; An Essay on the Germ Rüdiger G?rner Book 2021 Springer-Verlag GmbH Germany, part of Springer Nature 2021 Sc

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,“Come! into the Open, Friend!” or: A Word of Introduction for the Anglophone Reader, poetry keeps growing, as it responds, verse by verse, to what the ancient Greek conception of . entails—at once an organic unfolding of the spirit of nature, divine inspiration coupled with the realization of the potential of language.

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,H?lderlin as a Critic of Culture,ith all too sharp letters.” (“Ich glaube, dass es bei solchen Lettern bequemer für die Augen ist, den Sinn zu finden, da man durch allzuscharfe Lettern leicht versucht wird, blo? auf die Typen zu sehn.”) The “meaning” of a text was, in this case, more important to him than the “l(fā)etter”. Through thes

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,“Remembering Floating H?lderlin Towers” or: Writing H?lderlin,rongly than Gascoyne, Samuel Beckett reveals the phenomenon of a hidden engagement with H?lderlin, whose philosophical scope, problems of connection, and rich contradictions, between the ontologically conditioned poetry (H?lderlin) and expressions of radical negation (Beckett), Dieter Henrich has ex

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-72334-6 poetry keeps growing, as it responds, verse by verse, to what the ancient Greek conception of . entails—at once an organic unfolding of the spirit of nature, divine inspiration coupled with the realization of the potential of language.

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Fritz Steimle,Karl Stephan,A. Schützrongly than Gascoyne, Samuel Beckett reveals the phenomenon of a hidden engagement with H?lderlin, whose philosophical scope, problems of connection, and rich contradictions, between the ontologically conditioned poetry (H?lderlin) and expressions of radical negation (Beckett), Dieter Henrich has ex

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