WebThe Ister is a river that is now known as the Danube river and flows through several countries including Switzerland. The fire that is discussed is the divine spark of inspiration for a poet. The speaker in "The Ister" suggests that divine inspiration is like fire in that it sustains and warms the poet. The speaker likens himself to the river ... WebThe Ister. by Friedrich Holderlin. Now is the time for fire! Impatient for the daylight, We're on our knees, Exhausted with waiting. It's then, in that silence, We hear the woods' strange call. Meanwhile, we sing from the Indus,

The Untamed Earth: The Labour of Rivers in Hölderlin’s ‘The Ister’

WebHölderlin’s Hymn “The Ister” 39. 39. §7 River as locality of journeying. [. 46. -47] We can determine this landscape accurately with respect to location and time: the poem is referring to the upper Donau valley between Beuron and Gutenstein at the beginning of autumn. So do we have here after all the depiction of a landscape, if not ... WebHölderlin’s Hymn “The Ister” (GA 53) by Martin Heidegger page 82. 82. Greek Interpretation of Human Beings [100-102] determinate concept of the essence of the πόλις with respect to its ground. All that emerges from stringing together half-thought ideas is an illusion that misleads us into the view that everything is clear once the ... cedar post barbed wire fences

The Untamed Earth: The Labour of Rivers in Hölderlin’s ‘The Ister’

WebMartin Heidegger’s 1942 lecture course interprets Friedrich Hölderlin’s hymn "The Ister" within the context of Hölderlin’s poetic and philosophical work, with particular emphasis on Hölderlin’s dialogue with Greek tragedy. WebHölderlin’s Hymn “The Ister” 74. 74. Greek Interpretation of Human Beings [ 90 -91] with the intrinsic equivocality of its essence. As a consequence of this manifold essence. the uncanny is then also multiple in the way it appears in each case. This multiplicity in the appearing of its essence then first conditions a diversity among ... WebZusammenfassung In der Forschung zu Friedrich Hölderlins ›Der Ister‹ besteht ein Konsens darüber, dass die beiden Sprechinstanzen des Gedichtes denselben Standort haben. Diese Deutung ... buttle\u0027s enfield greater london