Dialogue on the Threshold
Heidegger and Trakl
1st Edition
Published on 1. November 2022
420 pages
978-1-4384-9068-7 (ISBN)
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A reconstruction and critical interpretation of Heidegger's remarkable relationship to the poet Georg Trakl.
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English
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Basel/Berlin/Boston
United States
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Professional and scholarly
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Digital original
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Reflowable
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Total Illustrations: 8
Total Illustrations: 8
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978-1-4384-9068-7 (9781438490687)
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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.
Content
List of Images
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations
Note on Translations
Introduction
Chapter 1: "The Poet of Our Generation": Heidegger Reads Trakl
1. Discovering the Poet (Thanks to a Journal for the Avant-Garde)
2. Lecturing at a Luxury Resort
3. Speaking of Language
4. Celebrating Trakl, Saving the West
5. Post eventum
6. Annotating the Trakl Bible
Chapter 2: Language of Bread and Wine
1. Gesture, the Inexpressible, and the Speaking of the Unspoken
2. Language of Earth and Sky
3. Digression on Christianity
4. Language of Body and Blood
Chapter 3: For the Love of Detachment
1. The Problem of Polysemy
2. Heidegger's Placement of Detachment
3. Abgeschiedenheit in (Our?) Middle High German
4. Heidegger's Early Acquaintance with Detachment
5. Deconstructing Detachment
6. Pour l'amour de l'Abgeschiedenheit
Chapter 4: Pain Is Being Itself
1. Heidegger's On Pain
2. Ernst Jünger: On or beyond Pain?
3. Via doloris heideggeriana
4. Zum Schmerz selbst!
5. The Gentle Gathering of Pain
6. Algos: An Etymological Excursus
7. In the Name of Schmerz
8. "ein gewaltiger Schmerz": Trakl's "Grodek"
Chapter 5: Poetic Colors of the Holy: Trakl with Pindar
1. Chrusology, Ontology, Hierology
2. Sacré bleu
3. A Heideggerian Farbenlehre?
4. (Un)holy Madness: Trakl with Hölderlin and Celan
Chapter 6: Geschlecht
1. "A Grand Discourse on Sexual Difference"
2. The Wild Blue Game
3. Humanimalit
Chapter 7: Spirit in Tatters
1. The Promise
2. The Promise, Painfully Broken
3. "Grodek" Redux
Postscript
Appendix 1: Heidegger's Trakl Marginalia
1. Background
2. Marginalia in the Zurich Edition
3. Marginalia to "Into an Old Family Album"
Appendix 2: Heidegger's Occasional References to Trakl
Appendix 3: References to Trakl's Works in "Language in the Poem"
Appendix 4: Selected Poems by Trakl
Abendländisches 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
Notes
Works Cited
Index
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations
Note on Translations
Introduction
Chapter 1: "The Poet of Our Generation": Heidegger Reads Trakl
1. Discovering the Poet (Thanks to a Journal for the Avant-Garde)
2. Lecturing at a Luxury Resort
3. Speaking of Language
4. Celebrating Trakl, Saving the West
5. Post eventum
6. Annotating the Trakl Bible
Chapter 2: Language of Bread and Wine
1. Gesture, the Inexpressible, and the Speaking of the Unspoken
2. Language of Earth and Sky
3. Digression on Christianity
4. Language of Body and Blood
Chapter 3: For the Love of Detachment
1. The Problem of Polysemy
2. Heidegger's Placement of Detachment
3. Abgeschiedenheit in (Our?) Middle High German
4. Heidegger's Early Acquaintance with Detachment
5. Deconstructing Detachment
6. Pour l'amour de l'Abgeschiedenheit
Chapter 4: Pain Is Being Itself
1. Heidegger's On Pain
2. Ernst Jünger: On or beyond Pain?
3. Via doloris heideggeriana
4. Zum Schmerz selbst!
5. The Gentle Gathering of Pain
6. Algos: An Etymological Excursus
7. In the Name of Schmerz
8. "ein gewaltiger Schmerz": Trakl's "Grodek"
Chapter 5: Poetic Colors of the Holy: Trakl with Pindar
1. Chrusology, Ontology, Hierology
2. Sacré bleu
3. A Heideggerian Farbenlehre?
4. (Un)holy Madness: Trakl with Hölderlin and Celan
Chapter 6: Geschlecht
1. "A Grand Discourse on Sexual Difference"
2. The Wild Blue Game
3. Humanimalit
Chapter 7: Spirit in Tatters
1. The Promise
2. The Promise, Painfully Broken
3. "Grodek" Redux
Postscript
Appendix 1: Heidegger's Trakl Marginalia
1. Background
2. Marginalia in the Zurich Edition
3. Marginalia to "Into an Old Family Album"
Appendix 2: Heidegger's Occasional References to Trakl
Appendix 3: References to Trakl's Works in "Language in the Poem"
Appendix 4: Selected Poems by Trakl
Abendländisches 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
Notes
Works Cited
Index
