The first English translation of the essays, lectures, and other critical writings of the celebrated Austrian poet, novelist, and public intellectual, one of the most influential postwar writers in German.
The first English translation of the essays, lectures, and other critical writings of the celebrated Austrian poet, novelist, and public intellectual, one of the most influential postwar writers in German.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
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Studies in German Literature Linguistics and Culture
Ingeborg Bachmann; edited and translated by Karen R. Achberger and Karl Ivan Solibakke
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Acknowledgments Notes on Translation Introduction 1. Autobiographical Writings and Intimate Reflections Biographical Note Group 47 Attempt at an Autobiography On Giuseppe Ungaretti Admittedly Witold Gombrowicz 2. Philosophy Commentary The Vienna Circle: Logical Positivism-Philosophy as Science Ludwig Wittgenstein-A Chapter of the Most Recent History of Philosophy Logic as Mysticism The Sayable and the Unsayable 3. Modern Literature Commentary Franz Kafka: Amerika Into the Millennium The Man Without Qualities The World of Marcel Proust: Views of a Pandemonium Playing Watten and Other Writings (On Thomas Bernhard) An Attempt Bertolt Brecht: Preface to an Anthology of His Poetry The Bell Jar / The Quintessential Horror (On Sylvia Plath) 4. Visual Rhetoric and Poetics Commentary What I Saw and Heard in Rome The Love of God and Affliction: The Path of Simone Weil On the Trail of Language To What End Poems? On the Genesis of the Title "In Apulia" The Poem Addressing the Reader 5. Music Commentary Wondrous Music Music and Poetry Genesis of a Libretto Otello Hommage à Maria Callas Notes on the Libretto 6. The Frankfurt Lectures and Other Speeches Commentary Truth is Within Human Reach (Acceptance Speech for the Radio Play Prize of the German Union of the War Blind) The First Frankfurt Lecture: Problems of Contemporary LiteratureI. Questions and Pseudo-Questions The Second Frankfurt Lecture: On Poems The Third Frankfurt Lecture: Concerning the I The Fourth Frankfurt Lecture: Names The Fifth Frankfurt Lecture: Literature as Utopia On Receiving the Anton Wildgans Prize Bibliography Index
Acknowledgments Notes on Translation Introduction 1. Autobiographical Writings and Intimate Reflections Biographical Note Group 47 Attempt at an Autobiography On Giuseppe Ungaretti Admittedly Witold Gombrowicz 2. Philosophy Commentary The Vienna Circle: Logical Positivism-Philosophy as Science Ludwig Wittgenstein-A Chapter of the Most Recent History of Philosophy Logic as Mysticism The Sayable and the Unsayable 3. Modern Literature Commentary Franz Kafka: Amerika Into the Millennium The Man Without Qualities The World of Marcel Proust: Views of a Pandemonium Playing Watten and Other Writings (On Thomas Bernhard) An Attempt Bertolt Brecht: Preface to an Anthology of His Poetry The Bell Jar / The Quintessential Horror (On Sylvia Plath) 4. Visual Rhetoric and Poetics Commentary What I Saw and Heard in Rome The Love of God and Affliction: The Path of Simone Weil On the Trail of Language To What End Poems? On the Genesis of the Title "In Apulia" The Poem Addressing the Reader 5. Music Commentary Wondrous Music Music and Poetry Genesis of a Libretto Otello Hommage à Maria Callas Notes on the Libretto 6. The Frankfurt Lectures and Other Speeches Commentary Truth is Within Human Reach (Acceptance Speech for the Radio Play Prize of the German Union of the War Blind) The First Frankfurt Lecture: Problems of Contemporary LiteratureI. Questions and Pseudo-Questions The Second Frankfurt Lecture: On Poems The Third Frankfurt Lecture: Concerning the I The Fourth Frankfurt Lecture: Names The Fifth Frankfurt Lecture: Literature as Utopia On Receiving the Anton Wildgans Prize Bibliography Index
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