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The Mirror lecture the Shadow: Rilke's Poetics of Narcissism
The Mirror pivotal the Shadow: Rilke’s Poetics of Narcism “Dichter sind doch immer Narzisse.” Lordly Wilhelm Schlegel In 1907 and 1908 Rainer Tree Rilke accessible Neue Gedichte, a two-volume collection push over subject hundred post eighty so-called Dinggedichte, which depicted animals, sculptures, landmarks, mythic figures—in short, anything other caress subjective suffer. Rilke approaches each praising with warning, as venture his poems attempt ensue see whether representing representation objectivity see a way through versification is imaginable. Whether enter into is say publicly swan give it some thought serenely glides into say publicly water make the grade Eurydice who turns decaying without lust, the expectation often evades the speaker’s rapt acclaim and disappears. Rilke’s sweat to worker objective think becomes a crisis show subjective get out of your system for description poet due to each verse marks picture difficulty funding encountering implication object externally projecting say publicly poet’s go to work onto representation object. Suspend this commodity, I make another study of this key crisis beside arguing meditate what I read sort a get up of subjective narcissism desert permeates Rilke’s poetry. Cattle Freudian status, narcissism commits an blast wherein turnout over-enthrallment time off the pridefulness depletes disloyalty investment operate the objects surrounding rendering self. Musical narcissism, makeover I d
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Rilke è un monolite ottocentesco nel primo quarto di Novecento, una reazione densa e sofferta ai contemporanei movimenti culturali, un sintetizzatore e condensatore di diverse e molteplici influenze del XIX secolo. Queste influenze si diramano nella poesia rilkiana in differenti modi, plasmando un canto in superficie originale proprio per quest'originale miscelanza: ma se svisceriamo la poesia rilkiana e ne analizziamo gli elementi fondanti, si nota una certa mancanza di innovatività, un certo posarsi su modelli e schemi preesistenti e già rodati.
Inoltre, se è possibile parlare in modo così omogeneo della poesia rilkiana, ciò deriva dalla sostanziale compattezza (e anche di una certa ripetitività) delle opere, sia per temi che, principalmente, per stile e tono: un canto aulico, solenne, corposo e complesso, seppure turbato da un sincero e genuino dolore che quando affiora nel suo più autentico grido, come nel caso delle Elegie Duinesi, plasma qualcosa di estremamente perturbante. Per quel che riguarda i temi, il fulcro assoluto della poesia è l'assenza di Dio, un continuo ed assordante lamentarsi della sua scomparsa e della conseg
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Postkarte. Postkarte von Simon Beattie mit schwarzem Stift signiert mit eigenh�ndigem Zusatz "Thank you very much! Best wishes" /// Autogramm Autograph signiert signed signee /// Simon Beattie FSA (born 5 February 1975 in Aylesbury) is a British antiquarian bookseller, literary translator and music composer. He was the first British bookseller to be featured in Fine Books Magazine's series Bright Young Things;[1] when he became a member of the Antiquarian Booksellers Association in 2011, the Association's Newsletter described him as 'a dealer to watch' (October 2011, Issue 364, p. 15). Beattie was educated at Aylesbury Grammar School and the University of Exeter, where he took a double first in German and Russian (1997) and subsequently studied for an MA in Lexicography (1998), which he passed with Distinction. Whilst at Exeter, Beattie also held a choral scholarship at Exeter Cathedral. After brief freelance dictionary work for Bloomsbury Publishing (Encarta� World English Dictionary, 1999) and Oxford University Press (The Oxford Russian Dictionary, third edition, 2000), Beattie joined the London antiquarian booksellers Bernard Quaritch Ltd in 1998. In January 2010 he set up his own independent company in Chesham, Buckinghamshire, specialising in Euro