Excerpt from Kleists Guiskardproblem
Hier lautet die entsprechende Stelle S. 1 1 l „0 meine Kinder, du neuer Auf wuchs vom uralten Cadmus, was hat euch, umkränzt mit Zweigen der Flehenden, zu diesen Sizen geführt? Ganz Thebe ist mit Weihrauch, aber zugleich mit Paeanen und Seufzern erfüllt. Und die Ursache hievon wollte ich nicht von fremden Lippen vernehmen, meine Söhne. Nein! Ich geruhe selbst zu euch zu kommen, ich euer König, den ihr alle ‚oedipus den Glorwürdigen' menuet. Sage mir denn, 0 Greis, denn deinem Alter gebührt das Wort zu führen, sage, was brachte dich hieher? Ist es Furcht, oder Leiden? Ich bin bereit euchkommt auch seine Kenntnis des Originals in Betracht, aber vor allem müssen wir wohl, 'wie noch zu zeigen sein wird, die zweibändige Übertragung des Grafen Christian zu Stolberg (leipzig 1787) ins Auge fassen. Hier lautet der Eingang des Oedipus (bd. 1, S. 119)
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Paperback. Condition: New. Print on Demand. This book delves into the enigmatic nature of Kleist's unfinished masterpiece, "Guiskard Fragment," examining its place within the literary landscape and shedding light on its profound exploration of human suffering. The author argues that Kleist's work was heavily influenced by ancient Greek tragedy, particularly Sophocles' "Philoctetes" and "The Trachiniae," which grapple with the theme of physical pain as a catalyst for emotional turmoil. Through a meticulous analysis of the fragment, the author illuminates the unique and powerful way in which Kleist portrays the inner struggle of a hero grappling with both physical and psychological torment. The book offers a nuanced understanding of Kleist's literary genius, exploring the depth of his insights into the human condition and the enduring legacy of his unfinished masterpiece. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. Seller Inventory # 9781332501076_0
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