Sources and Abbreviations
Contributors |
xi
xiii |
Introduction
Aris Fioretos
|
1 |
Part I
|
|
| Measure for Measure: Hölderlin
and the Place of Philosophy |
| Peter Fenves |
25 |
The Calculation of the Poet
Jean-Luc Nancy
|
44 |
Poetry’s Courage
Philippe Lacoue-Labarthe
|
74 |
| ‘Winke’: Divine Topoi in
Hölderlin, Heidegger, Nancy |
| Hent de Vries |
94 |
Hölderlin’s Christ
Jean-François Courtine
|
121 |
| Epistolary Writing, Fate, Language:
Hölderlin’s ‘Hyperion’ |
| Edgar Pankow |
142 |
Part II
|
|
| Figures of Duality: Hölderlin and
Greek Tragedy |
| Arnaud Villani |
175 |
| Monstrous History: Heidegger Reading
Hölderlin |
| Andrzej Warminski |
201 |
| Disowning Contingencies in Hölderlin’s
‘Empedocles’ |
| Stanley Corngold |
215 |
| Reading the ‘Poetics’ After
the ‘Remarks’ |
| Christopher Fynsk |
237 |
| Ancient Sports and Modern Transports:
Hölderlin’s Tragic Bodies |
| Rainer Nägele |
247 |
Color Read: Hölderlin and Translation
Aris Fioretos
|
268 |
Part III
|
|
| The Philosophy of Poetic Form: Hölderlin’s
Theory of Poetry and the Classical German Elegy |
| Cyrus Hamlin |
291 |
“Brod und Wein”: From the
“Classical” Final Version
to
the Later Version |
| Bernhard Böschenstein |
321 |
| Turns and Echoes: Two Examples of Hölderlin’s
Poetics |
| Arne Melberg |
340 |
| Hölderlin’s Marginalization
of Language |
| Hans-Jost Frey |
356 |
The Highest
Thomas Schestag
|
375 |
Notes
|
415 |
| Hölderlin in English: A Bibliography
|
483 |
| Index of Names |
507 |
