Search Results - "Rainer Maria Rilke"

Rainer Maria Rilke and Jugendstil : Affinities, Influences, Adaptations / by Webb, Karl Eugene, 1938-

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Rainer Maria Rilke and Jugendstil : Affinities, Influences, Adaptations / by Webb, Karl Eugene, 1938-

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Transformation of language and religion in Rainer Maria Rilke by Wich-Schwarz, Johannes, 1966-

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Transformation of language and religion in Rainer Maria Rilke by Wich-Schwarz, Johannes, 1966-

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Auguste Rodin by Rilke, Rainer Maria, 1875-1926

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Auguste Rodin by Rilke, Rainer Maria, 1875-1926

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Sonnets to Orpheus by Rilke, Rainer Maria, 1875-1926

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Sonnets to Orpheus by Rilke, Rainer Maria, 1875-1926

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The Beginning of Terror : A Psychological Study of Rainer Maria Rilke's Life and Work / by Kleinbard, David, 1934-

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The Beginning of Terror : A Psychological Study of Rainer Maria Rilke's Life and Work / by Kleinbard, David, 1934-

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Marginal modernity the aesthetics of dependency from Kierkegaard to Joyce / by Lisi, Leonardo F.

Table of Contents: “…Introduction: The aesthetics of modernism -- Presuppositions and varieties of aesthetic experience -- Johan Ludvig Heiberg and the autonomy of art -- Aesthetics of fragmentation in Henrik Ibsen's Peer Gynt -- Nora's departure and the aesthetics of dependency -- Henry James and the emergence of the major phase -- Hugo von Hofmannsthal and the language of the future -- Conflict and mediation in James Joyce's The dead -- Intransitive love in Rainer Maria Rilke's The notebooks of Malte Laurids Brigge.…”
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Marginal modernity the aesthetics of dependency from Kierkegaard to Joyce / by Lisi, Leonardo F.

Table of Contents: “…Introduction: The aesthetics of modernism -- Presuppositions and varieties of aesthetic experience -- Johan Ludvig Heiberg and the autonomy of art -- Aesthetics of fragmentation in Henrik Ibsen's Peer Gynt -- Nora's departure and the aesthetics of dependency -- Henry James and the emergence of the major phase -- Hugo von Hofmannsthal and the language of the future -- Conflict and mediation in James Joyce's The dead -- Intransitive love in Rainer Maria Rilke's The notebooks of Malte Laurids Brigge.…”
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Lyric Orientations : Hölderlin, Rilke, and the Poetics of Community / by Eldridge, Hannah Vandegrift

Table of Contents: “…Introduction : on orientation -- Skepticism and the struggle over finitude : Stanley Cavell -- The anxiety of theory : Hölderlin's poetology as skeptical syndrome -- Friedrich Hölderlin, "Blödigkeit," "das nächste Beste," "Andenken" -- Calls for communion : Hölderlin's late poetry -- Malevolent intimacies : Rilke and skeptical vulnerability -- Rainer Maria Rilke, Sonette an Orpheus (excerpts) -- Figuring finitude: Rilke's sonnets to orpheus -- Epilogue. …”
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Lyric Orientations : Hölderlin, Rilke, and the Poetics of Community / by Eldridge, Hannah Vandegrift

Table of Contents: “…Introduction : on orientation -- Skepticism and the struggle over finitude : Stanley Cavell -- The anxiety of theory : Hölderlin's poetology as skeptical syndrome -- Friedrich Hölderlin, "Blödigkeit," "das nächste Beste," "Andenken" -- Calls for communion : Hölderlin's late poetry -- Malevolent intimacies : Rilke and skeptical vulnerability -- Rainer Maria Rilke, Sonette an Orpheus (excerpts) -- Figuring finitude: Rilke's sonnets to orpheus -- Epilogue. …”
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Crowds and democracy : the idea and image of the masses from revolution to fascism / by Jonsson, Stefan, 1961-

Table of Contents: “…Introducing the Masses : Vienna, 15 July 1927 (Elias Canetti -- Alfred Vierkandt -- Hannah Arendt -- Karl Kraus -- Heimito von Doderer) -- Shooting Psychosis -- Not a Word About the Bastille -- Explaining the Crowd -- Representing Social Passions -- A Work of Madness -- Invincibles -- Mirror for Princes -- Workers on the Run -- Lashing -- Authority Versus Anarchy : Allegories of the Mass in Sociology and Literature (Georg Simmel -- Werner Sombart -- Fritz Lang -- Leopold von Wiese -- Wilhelm Vleugels -- Gerhard Colm -- Max Weber -- Theodor Geiger -- August Sander -- Hermann Broch -- Ernst Toller -- Rainer Maria Rilke) -- The Missing Chapter -- Georg Simmel's Masses -- In Metropolis -- The Architecture of Society -- Steak Tartare -- Delta Formations -- Alarm Bells of History -- Sleepwalkers -- I Am Mass -- Rilke in the Revolution -- The Revolving Nature of the Social : Primal Hordes and Crowds Without Qualities (Sigmund Freud -- Hans Kelsen -- Theodor Adorno -- Wilhelm Reich -- Siegfried Kracauer -- Bertolt Brecht -- Alfred Doblin -- Georg Grosz -- Robert Musil) -- Sigmund Freud Between Individual and Society -- Masses Inside -- In Love with Many -- Primal Hordes -- Masses and Myths -- The Destruction of the Person -- The Flaneur-Medium of Modernity -- Ornaments of the People -- Beyond the Bourgeoisie -- Shapeless Lives -- Organizing the Passions -- Collective Vision : A Matrix for New Art and Politics (Laszlo Moholy-Nagy -- Marianne Brandt -- Walter Benjamin -- Ernst Junger -- Edmund Schultz -- Willi Munzenberg -- Der Arbeiter-Fotograf -- Erwin Piscator -- Walther Gropius) -- Mass Psychosis and Photoplastics -- Johanna in the Revolution -- A Socialist Eye -- The Secret Code of the Nineteenth Century -- Speaking Commodities -- Deus ex Machina -- Democracy's Veil -- The Face of the Masses -- Learning to Hold a Camera -- The Gaze of the Masses -- Total Theater -- Coda: Remnants of Weimar.…”
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Crowds and democracy : the idea and image of the masses from revolution to fascism / by Jonsson, Stefan, 1961-

Table of Contents: “…Introducing the Masses : Vienna, 15 July 1927 (Elias Canetti -- Alfred Vierkandt -- Hannah Arendt -- Karl Kraus -- Heimito von Doderer) -- Shooting Psychosis -- Not a Word About the Bastille -- Explaining the Crowd -- Representing Social Passions -- A Work of Madness -- Invincibles -- Mirror for Princes -- Workers on the Run -- Lashing -- Authority Versus Anarchy : Allegories of the Mass in Sociology and Literature (Georg Simmel -- Werner Sombart -- Fritz Lang -- Leopold von Wiese -- Wilhelm Vleugels -- Gerhard Colm -- Max Weber -- Theodor Geiger -- August Sander -- Hermann Broch -- Ernst Toller -- Rainer Maria Rilke) -- The Missing Chapter -- Georg Simmel's Masses -- In Metropolis -- The Architecture of Society -- Steak Tartare -- Delta Formations -- Alarm Bells of History -- Sleepwalkers -- I Am Mass -- Rilke in the Revolution -- The Revolving Nature of the Social : Primal Hordes and Crowds Without Qualities (Sigmund Freud -- Hans Kelsen -- Theodor Adorno -- Wilhelm Reich -- Siegfried Kracauer -- Bertolt Brecht -- Alfred Doblin -- Georg Grosz -- Robert Musil) -- Sigmund Freud Between Individual and Society -- Masses Inside -- In Love with Many -- Primal Hordes -- Masses and Myths -- The Destruction of the Person -- The Flaneur-Medium of Modernity -- Ornaments of the People -- Beyond the Bourgeoisie -- Shapeless Lives -- Organizing the Passions -- Collective Vision : A Matrix for New Art and Politics (Laszlo Moholy-Nagy -- Marianne Brandt -- Walter Benjamin -- Ernst Junger -- Edmund Schultz -- Willi Munzenberg -- Der Arbeiter-Fotograf -- Erwin Piscator -- Walther Gropius) -- Mass Psychosis and Photoplastics -- Johanna in the Revolution -- A Socialist Eye -- The Secret Code of the Nineteenth Century -- Speaking Commodities -- Deus ex Machina -- Democracy's Veil -- The Face of the Masses -- Learning to Hold a Camera -- The Gaze of the Masses -- Total Theater -- Coda: Remnants of Weimar.…”
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