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Duino Elegies

Bilingual English-German Edition, Translated by David Oswald

Duino Elegies( )
Author: Rilke, Rainer Maria
ISBN:978-3-85630-747-9
Publication Date:Apr 2012
Publisher:Daimon Verlag
Book Format:Hardback
List Price:USD $22.00
Book Description:

The Duino Elegies are one of the twentieth century's great works of art. In the space of ten elegies, presented here in a bilingual edition, an impassioned monologue struggles to find an individual answer to what it means to be human in a world torn by modern consciousness. In his introduction, David Oswald writes, Rilke's poetry shows an unusual sensitivity to inner experience and to the symbolic processes of the psyche, two things that are important to me in my work as a Jungian...
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Book Details
Pages:128
Detailed Subjects: Literary Criticism / Poetry
Physical Dimensions (W X L X H):7.41 x 5.46 x 0.195 Inches
Book Weight:0.5 Pounds
Author Biography
Rilke, Rainer M. (Author)
More than any other modern German writer, Rainer Maria Rilke seems to match our romantic idea of what a poet should be, though, as with many writers, separating artistry from affectation is often difficult.

Restless, sensitive, reverent, yet egotistical, Rilke often seems to hover in his poems like a sort of ethereal being. He was born in 1875 to a wealthy family in Prague. After a few years devoted to the study of art and literature, he spent most of his adult life wandering among the European capitals and devoting himself single-mindedly to poetry. His early poems reflect his interest in the visual and plastic arts, as he tries to lose himself in contemplation of objects such as an antique torso of Apollo.His later books of poetry, such as Duino Elegies (1923) and Sonnets to Orpheus (1923), on the contrary, focus intently on internal realms. The poetry of Rilke is noted, above all, for metaphysical and psychological nuances.

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