Mortal Thought Holderlin and Philosophy
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TextPublication details: London Bloomsbury 2018Description: 201pISBN: - 9781474238199
- N95.3 L963
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| N95.3 EL240 Werner Herzog | N95.3 H183 German Idealism | N95.3 H793 A Short History of German Philosophy | N95.3 L963 Mortal Thought | N95.3 N331 Chinese and Buddhist Philosophy in Early Twentieth-Century German Thought | N95.3 OH200 German Pilosophy Since Kant | N95.3 R541 German Philosophy |
includes index and biblioraphy
1. Holderlin and the poetics of thought .........7 The unity of philosophy in kant.....9 Transcendental poetics and the doctrine of Reflection ..........25 Holderlin: Poetics beyond reflection ..............47 Holderlin and the tragic sublime ..............59 Mortal thought : the poetics of Being and existence...........73 2. Holderlin`s Child: Nietzsche..........87 Hperion and the birth of Tragedy ...........89 Tragic poetry and the thread of Ariadne ...........101 empedocles and the death of Zarathustra ............117 3. Holderlin and contemporary philosphy ...........129 Holderlin and the frankfurt school ..............131 Heidegger and the question of being .................139 Heideger`s Poetic Turn ............147 Holderlin and the poetics of deconstruction ............161 All in all : The poetics of intimacy ................175
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