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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Rochelle TobiasPublisher: Edinburgh University Press Imprint: Edinburgh University Press ISBN: 9781474454162ISBN 10: 147445416 Pages: 272 Publication Date: 31 May 2022 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Manufactured on demand ![]() We will order this item for you from a manufactured on demand supplier. Table of ContentsReviews"The contributions in the volume respond to this programmatic framework by taking H�lderlin's work in different -and sometimes even oppes-directions. What emerges from the collection is thus not H�lderlin's philosophy of nature but H�lderlin's nature-philosophies. (...) The success of the volume consists in its reconsideration of H�lderlin's poetry as indicative of a speculative project that is not yet complete, one that brings into articulation forms of nature that exceed and yet, some-how ground (or unground) the human being in exploratory and often contradictory ways (...).--Gabriel Trop ""Monatshefte"" This collection takes H�lderlin at his word, which means reading him as a poet and as a thinker in one. It leaves us in no doubt as to the radical insights his work offers into what a philosophy of nature is and can be, never forgetting that philosophy and poetry are themselves part of what we do to nature.--Charlie Louth, The Queen's College, Oxford This rigorous, well-written study gives special attention to how H�lderin differed from his idealist contemporaries (especially Fichte and Schelling), but many readers may find it rewarding to contemplate how he seems to fall between Herder and Nietzsche in the development of the philosophy of history. [...] Summing Up: Recommended.The contributions in the volume respond to this programmatic framework by taking H�lderlin's work in different -and sometimes even oppes-directions. What emerges from the collection is thus not H�lderlin's philosophy of nature but H�lderlin's nature-philosophies. (...) The success of the volume consists in its reconsideration of H�lderlin's poetry as indicative of a speculative project that is not yet complete, one that brings into articulation forms of nature that exceed and yet, some-how ground (or unground) the human being in exploratory and often contradictory ways (...).--Gabriel Trop" Author InformationRochelle Tobias, Professor of German, Johns Hopkins University. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |