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Cover 1 Half Title 2 Series 3 Title 6 Copyright 7 Contents 8 Opening: Mortal thought The ecstasy of Kronos 10 PART ONE Hölderlin and the poetics of thought 16 1 The unity of philosophy in Kant 18 Prologue: Hölderlin contra Kant 18 The unity of philosophy in Kant: Reading Kant backward 21 Kant and the philosophy of the “As If” 23 Transitions 30 2 Transcendental poetics and the doctrine of reflection 34 Kant and the trajectory of the romantic revolution 36 Novalis—Hymns to the Night 38 Friedich Schlegel—Lucinde and Fragments 41 Madonna and child 45 Poetic fragments of philosophical and theological reflection 50 3 Holderlin: Poetics beyond reflection 56 4 Hölderlin and the tragic sublime 68 The philosophical significance of Hölderlin’s translations of Sophocles 71 Oedipus Rex 73 Antigone 74 The Dionysian character of Hölderlin’s mortal thought 75 The philosophical significance of the theory of tones 77 5 Mortal thought: The poetics of Being and existence 82 Hölderlin: Mortal thought as poetic ontology and metontology 82 A reading of “Bread and Wine” (“Brod und Wein,” An Heinze)4 85 Fatal repetition: Badiou and the “Age of the Poets” 90 The political implications of Hölderlin’s poetica

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Author

James Luchte

Published

2016

Language

EN

Category

nonfiction