... share is an aspiration toward what Friedrich Schlegel described as the “poeticizing philosopher” and the “philosophizing poet.” But, unlike other advocates of experimental mixtures (such as lyric philosophy and “creative criticism”), Schlegel was chiefly interested in historical discourse. He thought...

... and thus that German Romanticism, heavily indebted to Bodmer's poetics, had roots in rationalist philosophy. The essay's third part discusses ideas of literary progress in the writings of the early Romantics J. G. Herder and Friedrich Schlegel. As these discussions show, the conception of general progress...

..., and this is why no consensus as to either the meaning or the interpretation of the world can ever be final or universally valid.” Frank moreover cites the even more radical position of Friedrich Schlegel: “All truth is relative—but together with that proposition another must be coordinated: there is essentially...

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... We find an echo of this notion in a fragment that Friedrich Schlegel added to his friend’s collection, Blüthenstaub: Once ardor is rendered absolute and cannot be renounced, one has no way out but to contradict oneself constantly...

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... in four volumes in 1991. Michael Hofmann has received the Schlegel-Tieck Prize and the Independent Foreign Fiction Prize for translation. Collections of his own poetry, Nights in the Iron Hotel and Acrimony, have won the Cholmondeley Award and the Geoffrey Faber...

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...- plexity, the neither/nor and both/and inklings of German romanticism. Schleier- macher, Novalis, and Friedrich Schlegel are thinly translated and enshrined in no discipline’s list of basic readings; but many of their understandings have been duplicated...

...? My answer (the obvious): “Same argument as Pound’s Cantos and argued mimetically.” Mimesis was the advice that Friedrich Schlegel gave (c. 1800) to critics (mimesis being bad advice for artists). But no critic until Hugh had thought the advice through and taken it. Only creative...

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... adds that their core values include harmony and the holding of “goodholding the thoughts.” and harmony include core values their adds that autonomy and the of others” whoofrespects ahumble person life the in no part have violence Hopi,and “anger for the that, explains Schlegel...

.... Perl, author of Skepticism and Modern Enmity, The Tradition of Return: The Implicit History of Modern Literature, and monographs on Friedrich Schlegel, Mallarmé, and T. S. Eliot, taught for many years at Columbia University and at the University of Texas...

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... in America and coeditor of the Cambridge Companion to Jewish Ameri- can Literature. Jeffrey M. Perl, author of Skepticism and Modern Enmity, The Tradition of Return: The Implicit History of Modern Literature, and monographs on Friedrich Schlegel, Mallarmé, and T. S. Eliot, taught for many years...

... of Return, and mono- graphs on Friedrich Schlegel, Mallarmé, and T. S. Eliot, taught for many years at Colum- bia University and at the University of Texas, and is now professor of English literature at Bar-Ilan University. He is founder and editor of Common Knowledge. Marjorie Perloff is Sadie...

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