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Georg Trakl was one of the major poets of German literary Expressionism (with Georg Heym and Gottfried Benn). Today, he is ranked by many critics and readers as one of the outstanding poets of the ...
6. Aug. 2024 · Martin Heidegger Criticism - Georg Trakl - Michael Hamburger. The mere fact that Heidegger has thought Trakl worthy of his particular form of exegesis, which combines what seems like close textual ...
Georg Trakl’s poetry can be divided into three phases which followed one another within the brief period of approximately eight years. During these years, Trakl’s poetic diction underwent ...
Georg Trakl 1877–1914. Austrian poet and dramatist. While the eminence and influence of Georg Trakl's poetry has been widely discussed, his work is best known for its lyric qualities. His ...
Further Reading. Biography. Sharp, Francis Michael. "Georg Trakl." In Major Figures of Austrian Literature: The Interwar Years 1918-1938, pp. 459-86. Riverside: Ariadne Press, 1995. Argues that ...
SOURCE: "Georg Trakl: The Emergence of His Expressionist Idiom," in Review of National Literatures: German Expressionism, Griffon House Publications, Vol. 9, 1978, pp. 70-75. [ In the following ...
Georg Trakl Criticism. Introduction. Principal Works. Essays. Twenty Poems of Georg Trakl. Selected Poems. Georg Trakl. Holderlin and Trakl's Poetry of 1914. Georg Trakl: The Emergence of His ...
Complete list of works authored by Georg Trakl. eNotes.com will help you with any book or any question. Our summaries and analyses are written by experts, and your questions are answered by real ...
6. Aug. 2024 · If he augments the fitful, reiterative texture of the poems of Georg Trakl, Heidegger's reading of "Ein Winterabend" (in the essay Die Sprache of 1950) is, nevertheless, a marvel of sympathy ...
Georg Trakl (1887–1914) Georg Trakl was born February 3, 1887, in Salzburg, Austria, into the middle-class Austrian family of an artistic but emotionally unstable mother. Trakl developed ...
