... is placed in dialogue with Heidegger’s overlooked Hegel lectures. Furthermore, that extraphilosophical factors played a major role in Heidegger’s decision finds support in his recently published “black notebooks,” filled with toxic anti-Semitism. Taken together with Heidegger’s rare remarks on Marcuse—which...

...: there was no such thing as action. —Rainer Maria Rilke, The Notebooks of Malte Laurids Brigge Giorgio Agamben opens his lapidary essay “Notes on Gesture” with a striking claim: “By the end of the nineteenth century the gestures of the Western bourgeoisie were irretrievably lost.” A little later we are presented...

...Jeff Love; Michael Meng This article reinterprets Martin Heidegger's engagement with Nazism based on a close reading of his philosophical writings of the 1930s and the recently published “Black Notebooks.” Heidegger envisions a mythic renewing of the Greek philosophical beginning to overcome...

...Figure 11. Display of Handke’s notebooks in the exhibition Reisen: Fotos von unterwegs , Literaturmuseum der Moderne, Marbach, 2014. ...

..., Rilkeʼs own interest in Baudelaire is registered repeatedly both during his stay in Paris and in the pages of The Notebooks of Malte Laurids Brigge. Not only does Rilke draw on Baudelairean imagery in his own descriptions of the city—hospitals, death, masks, the elderly, the blind...

... of writing and textuality itself. The portrait does not show Humboldt with his great work of summary and conclusion, Kosmos. It shows him with his notebooks, repositories of writing and outlining, under- lining and correction, drawing and noting: writing on a voyage, science made of movement...

... structures consistent with the Freudian paradigm of “repression” he was familiar with. In this context, one can identify links between a father figure and Stalin, who, as Weiss wrote in his Notebooks , saw himself as a “father” to his people. 43 The first-person narrator’s conflict over Marcauer...

... notebooks Weiss answered in December 1976 the question about the narrator’s identity by saying, “I myself am it.” 15 Manfred Haiduk stands at the beginning of a still-expanding series of interpreters who bracket the narrator’s ambiguous narrative perspective and identity at the novel’s end and either...

... as literary form. “I want to see a complete picture,” he explained, yet this totality, he also divulged, reveals itself only when “the constant flux of life” contained in the notebooks he kept during the nearly nine-year writing process also stands alongside the novel. 20 While it may well be possible...

.... The Überlegungen , more widely known as the Schwarze Hefte (Black Notebooks), are hereafter cited as SH, followed by references to note number and English-translation page number. References to the Schwarze Hefte 2–6 include volume and entry number, followed by the English-translation page number. References...

... newspaper. These letters are known today by the title “At the Shrine of St. Wagner.” Among his many 7. Twain, Tramp Abroad, 70. 8. Twain, Complete Essays, 69. 9. Twain, Notebooks and Journals, 2:139. Lydia Goehr  33 observations of “Bayreuth...

... voluminous Marseille notebooks, discovered among his papers, contain the seeds of a planned “aesthetics of cinema.” Kracauer, however, had to postpone this project in favor of commissioned essays on Nazi propaganda and his topical From Caligari to Hitler: A Psychological History of the Ger- man Film...

... Rainer Maria Rilkeʼs obsession with the visual in The Notebook of Malte Laurids Brigge by focusing, somewhat counterintuitively, on the textʼs relation to photography as a temporal medium of writing in light. Stefan Andriopoulos juxtaposes fi lmic and legal discourse by focusing on the appearance...

... similarly during World War II, reserving his most biting political criticism, at least in verbal terms, for his notebooks. Furtwängler’s nationalism, however “cultural” and “apolitical” its nature, would have been ideological anathema to Adorno— although this did not prevent Adorno from considering...

... Vermächtnis?,” 9 . 96. Fehrenbach, “Leonardos Vermächtnis?,” 11–12 ; Leonardo, Notebooks , 607–9 . 95. Blumenberg, “Phenomenological Aspects,” 359–60 . See also the following note from Blumenberg’s estate at the DLA (indexed as UNF 1002): “For he who in the face of an abyss devises...

... political situation of the 1960s and 1970s and perhaps even into our own era of neofascism and militant insurrection. The art-historical foldouts were not part of the original conception of The Aesthetics of Resistance . The Notebooks indicate that it was in 1972 that Weiss decided to include...

... into perspective and to reconstruct also some of the networks in which Kracauer moved and thought—networks that emerge clearly not only from his volumi- nous correspondence and his notebooks but also in the urban fabric of Man- hattan. Moving between MoMA, film theaters, foundation offices, and research...

..., such as the impoverishment of language, that mirror Deleuze and Guattari’s account of minor literature.25 Here it is relevant to point out Sascha’s monoglot status: he speaks little Turkish (PK, 10, 34) and cannot decipher the Arabic and Cyrillic scripts in which his grandfather’s notebooks are written. Nonetheless...

... text but part of Benjamin’s notebooks, comprising three handwritten sheets of a rather small size. The manuscript differs in significant ways from the text printed in the Collected Works.13 One part of the original text contain- ing aphorisms on weather and money has been published...