Michael Levine's interventions choose key moments in the life and work of Paul Celan as their point of departure: The birth and death of Celan's first son in 1953; an examination of the traumatic structure of Georg Büchner's work in the 1960 Meridian speech; the poems to his second son Eric, with Celan feeling compelled to choose between him and his devotion to poetry during a time of personal and political crisis in 1968; and the Jerusalem poems written after the "caesura" of the 1969 trip to Israel. Circling around moments of crisis, the essays examine how Celan not only strove to take his bearings in time, but also, and above all, to keep time open in order to allow "that which is most proper to him, to the Other, to speak", to which even listening must first open up. In doing so, the texts represent not only an examination of Paul Celan, but also discussions with his outstanding readers: Bernhard Böschenstein, Jacques Derrida, Werner Hamacher, Stéphane Mosès and Thomas Schestag.
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Copyright year
2022
Publication date
31.12.2022
ISBN-Print
978-3-465-04603-5
ISBN-Online
978-3-465-14603-2
Publisher
Klostermann, Frankfurt am Main
Series
Klostermann Rote Reihe
Volume
150
Language
German
Pages
170
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Table of contents
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Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 1 - 8
Danksagung No access Pages 9 - 10
Kapitel 1: Einleitung. Von Abgrund zu Abgrund No access Pages 11 - 16
Kapitel 2: Stummer Wein. Celan und die Poetik der Nachträglichkeit No access Pages 17 - 34
Kapitel 3: Pendant. Celan, Büchner und die fürchterliche Stimme des Meridians No access Pages 35 - 66
Kapitel 4: Vom Zug der Beschneidung I. Derrida, Celan und der Bund des Wortes No access Pages 67 - 84
Kapitel 5: Vom Zug der Beschneidung II. Celan, Kafka und die Wunde im Namen No access Pages 85 - 102
Kapitel 6: Der Anspruch der Dichtung und das Opfer Abrahams. Celans Gedichte für Eric No access Pages 103 - 132
Kapitel 7: Die Posaunenstelle und die Verstellung des Intertextuellen No access Pages 133 - 150
Kapitel 8: »In der Dünung wandernder Worte«. Celans "Sprich auch du" No access Pages 151 - 168
