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Dialogue on the Threshold Heidegger and Trakl

Moore Ian Alexander
Heftet / 2023 / Engelsk

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9781438490663
Publisert
2023-05-02
Utgiver
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State University of New York Press
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227 gr
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229 mm
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152 mm
Dybde
25 mm
Aldersnivå
G, 01
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Engelsk
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Heftet
Antall sider
420

Forfatter
Moore Ian Alexander

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Ian Alexander Moore is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Loyola Marymount University and a faculty member at St. John's College. He is the author of Eckhart, Heidegger, and the Imperative of Releasement, also published by SUNY Press.

Dialogue on the Threshold Heidegger and Trakl

Moore Ian Alexander
Heftet / 2023 / Engelsk
Moore Ian Alexander
Heftet / 2023 / Engelsk
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Winner of the 2023 Symposium Book Award presented by Symposium: Canadian Journal of Continental Philosophy In the early 1950s, German philosopher Martin Heidegger proclaimed the Austrian expressionist Georg Trakl to be the poet of his generation and of the hidden Occident. Trakl, a guilt-ridden lyricist who died of a cocaine overdose in the early days of World War I, thus became for Heidegger a redemptive successor to Hölderlin. Drawing on Derrida's Geschlecht series and substantial archival research, Dialogue on the Threshold explores the productive and problematic tensions that pervade Heidegger's reading of Trakl and reflects more broadly on the thresholds that separate philosophy from poetry, gathering from dispersion, the same from the other, and the native from the foreigner. Ian Alexander Moore examines why Heidegger was reluctant to follow Trakl's invitation to cross these thresholds, even though his encounter with the poet did compel him to take up, in astounding ways, many underrepresented topics in his philosophical corpus such as sexual difference, pain, animality, and Christianity. A contribution not just to Heidegger and Trakl studies but also, more modestly, to the old quarrel between philosophy and poetry, Dialogue on the Threshold concludes with new translations of eighteen poems by Trakl.
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A reconstruction and critical interpretation of Heidegger's remarkable relationship to the poet Georg Trakl.
List of ImagesAcknowledgmentsAbbreviationsNote on TranslationsIntroductionChapter 1: “The Poet of Our Generation”: Heidegger Reads Trakl1. Discovering the Poet (Thanks to a Journal for the Avant-Garde) 2. Lecturing at a Luxury Resort 3. Speaking of Language4. Celebrating Trakl, Saving the West5. Post eventum6. Annotating the Trakl BibleChapter 2: Language of Bread and Wine1. Gesture, the Inexpressible, and the Speaking of the Unspoken2. Language of Earth and Sky3. Digression on Christianity4. Language of Body and BloodChapter 3: For the Love of Detachment1. The Problem of Polysemy2. Heidegger’s Placement of Detachment3. Abgeschiedenheit in (Our?) Middle High German 4. Heidegger’s Early Acquaintance with Detachment 5. Deconstructing Detachment 6. Pour l’amour de l’AbgeschiedenheitChapter 4: Pain Is Being Itself1. Heidegger’s On Pain2. Ernst Jünger: On or beyond Pain? 3. Via doloris heideggeriana4. Zum Schmerz selbst! 5. The Gentle Gathering of Pain6. Algos: An Etymological Excursus7. In the Name of Schmerz8. “ein gewaltiger Schmerz”: Trakl’s “Grodek” Chapter 5: Poetic Colors of the Holy: Trakl with Pindar1. Chrusology, Ontology, Hierology2. Sacré bleu3. A Heideggerian Farbenlehre? 4. (Un)holy Madness: Trakl with Hölderlin and CelanChapter 6: Geschlecht1. “A Grand Discourse on Sexual Difference” 2. The Wild Blue Game3. HumanimalitChapter 7: Spirit in Tatters1. The Promise2. The Promise, Painfully Broken3. “Grodek” ReduxPostscriptAppendix 1: Heidegger’s Trakl Marginalia1. Background2. Marginalia in the Zurich Edition3. Marginalia to “Into an Old Family Album” Appendix 2: Heidegger’s Occasional References to TraklAppendix 3: References to Trakl’s Works in “Language in the Poem” Appendix 4: Selected Poems by TraklAbendländisches Lied / Song of the Occident An den Knaben Elis / To the Boy Elis An Novalis / To Novalis Das Herz / The Heart De profundis / Out of the Depths Der Tau des Frühlings / The Dew of Spring Frühling der Seele / Springtime of the Soul Geistliche Dämmerung / Spiritual Twilight Gesang des Abgeschiedenen / Song of the Departed One Grodek / Gródek Herbstseele / Autumn Soul Hölderlin / Hölderlin Im Winter (Ein Winterabend) / In Winter (A Winter Evening) In ein altes Stammbuch / Into an Old Family Album Karl Kraus / Karl Kraus Klage / Lamentation Passion / The Passion Nachtergebung / Surrender to the Night NotesWorks CitedIndex
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"One thing will be apparent to any reader of Ian Alexander Moore's Dialogue on the Threshold: this is a singularly impressive work of scholarship … Dialogue on the Threshold, in short, is exemplary of what it means to inherit Heidegger critically without either cheap polemic or unconvincing apologetics." — Research in Phenomenology"This is an extremely impressive book. Full of original insights and meticulous scholarship, as well as new primary source material that is not available elsewhere, Dialogue on the Threshold establishes Moore among the leading Heidegger scholars of his generation." — Robert Bernasconi, Pennsylvania State University
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Winner of the 2023 Symposium Book Award presented by Symposium: Canadian Journal of Continental Philosophy In the early 1950s, German philosopher Martin Heidegger proclaimed the Austrian expressionist Georg Trakl to be the poet of his generation and of the hidden Occident. Trakl, a guilt-ridden lyricist who died of a cocaine overdose in the early days of World War I, thus became for Heidegger a redemptive successor to Hölderlin. Drawing on Derrida's Geschlecht series and substantial archival research, Dialogue on the Threshold explores the productive and problematic tensions that pervade Heidegger's reading of Trakl and reflects more broadly on the thresholds that separate philosophy from poetry, gathering from dispersion, the same from the other, and the native from the foreigner. Ian Alexander Moore examines why Heidegger was reluctant to follow Trakl's invitation to cross these thresholds, even though his encounter with the poet did compel him to take up, in astounding ways, many underrepresented topics in his philosophical corpus such as sexual difference, pain, animality, and Christianity. A contribution not just to Heidegger and Trakl studies but also, more modestly, to the old quarrel between philosophy and poetry, Dialogue on the Threshold concludes with new translations of eighteen poems by Trakl.
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A reconstruction and critical interpretation of Heidegger's remarkable relationship to the poet Georg Trakl.
List of ImagesAcknowledgmentsAbbreviationsNote on TranslationsIntroductionChapter 1: “The Poet of Our Generation”: Heidegger Reads Trakl1. Discovering the Poet (Thanks to a Journal for the Avant-Garde) 2. Lecturing at a Luxury Resort 3. Speaking of Language4. Celebrating Trakl, Saving the West5. Post eventum6. Annotating the Trakl BibleChapter 2: Language of Bread and Wine1. Gesture, the Inexpressible, and the Speaking of the Unspoken2. Language of Earth and Sky3. Digression on Christianity4. Language of Body and BloodChapter 3: For the Love of Detachment1. The Problem of Polysemy2. Heidegger’s Placement of Detachment3. Abgeschiedenheit in (Our?) Middle High German 4. Heidegger’s Early Acquaintance with Detachment 5. Deconstructing Detachment 6. Pour l’amour de l’AbgeschiedenheitChapter 4: Pain Is Being Itself1. Heidegger’s On Pain2. Ernst Jünger: On or beyond Pain? 3. Via doloris heideggeriana4. Zum Schmerz selbst! 5. The Gentle Gathering of Pain6. Algos: An Etymological Excursus7. In the Name of Schmerz8. “ein gewaltiger Schmerz”: Trakl’s “Grodek” Chapter 5: Poetic Colors of the Holy: Trakl with Pindar1. Chrusology, Ontology, Hierology2. Sacré bleu3. A Heideggerian Farbenlehre? 4. (Un)holy Madness: Trakl with Hölderlin and CelanChapter 6: Geschlecht1. “A Grand Discourse on Sexual Difference” 2. The Wild Blue Game3. HumanimalitChapter 7: Spirit in Tatters1. The Promise2. The Promise, Painfully Broken3. “Grodek” ReduxPostscriptAppendix 1: Heidegger’s Trakl Marginalia1. Background2. Marginalia in the Zurich Edition3. Marginalia to “Into an Old Family Album” Appendix 2: Heidegger’s Occasional References to TraklAppendix 3: References to Trakl’s Works in “Language in the Poem” Appendix 4: Selected Poems by TraklAbendländisches Lied / Song of the Occident An den Knaben Elis / To the Boy Elis An Novalis / To Novalis Das Herz / The Heart De profundis / Out of the Depths Der Tau des Frühlings / The Dew of Spring Frühling der Seele / Springtime of the Soul Geistliche Dämmerung / Spiritual Twilight Gesang des Abgeschiedenen / Song of the Departed One Grodek / Gródek Herbstseele / Autumn Soul Hölderlin / Hölderlin Im Winter (Ein Winterabend) / In Winter (A Winter Evening) In ein altes Stammbuch / Into an Old Family Album Karl Kraus / Karl Kraus Klage / Lamentation Passion / The Passion Nachtergebung / Surrender to the Night NotesWorks CitedIndex
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"One thing will be apparent to any reader of Ian Alexander Moore's Dialogue on the Threshold: this is a singularly impressive work of scholarship … Dialogue on the Threshold, in short, is exemplary of what it means to inherit Heidegger critically without either cheap polemic or unconvincing apologetics." — Research in Phenomenology"This is an extremely impressive book. Full of original insights and meticulous scholarship, as well as new primary source material that is not available elsewhere, Dialogue on the Threshold establishes Moore among the leading Heidegger scholars of his generation." — Robert Bernasconi, Pennsylvania State University
Les mer

Produktdetaljer

ISBN
9781438490663
Publisert
2023-05-02
Utgiver
Vendor
State University of New York Press
Vekt
227 gr
Høyde
229 mm
Bredde
152 mm
Dybde
25 mm
Aldersnivå
G, 01
Språk
Product language
Engelsk
Format
Product format
Heftet
Antall sider
420

Forfatter
Moore Ian Alexander

Om bidragsyterne

Ian Alexander Moore is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Loyola Marymount University and a faculty member at St. John's College. He is the author of Eckhart, Heidegger, and the Imperative of Releasement, also published by SUNY Press.

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