Reviews
After the delirium, the letters are remembered in many ways. Let's read his notes about her, and compare them with the time.
A rich sensitivity, intense reason, rather a morbid self-awareness. Interesting records.
"The report of the soul, which records the individual, age-of-the-art adversity and its overcoming, which was not so different from ours, which a German intellectual had to go through at the time.".
Friedrich Hölderlin: Hölderlin's Letters
A book by the 18th century, written by German poet Friedrich Hödlin, was published in the series ‘Complend’ in a House of Det. Hellin is not only a doorkeeper in the central part of romanticism, but also an idea that has greatly affected Hegel and Shelling and led to the development of German ideology. He lived near the decade of his life, a life of madness, and was not given much attention in his life but was re-reviewed as a pioneer in modern Germany by Nietzsche, Lillke, Hydiger, Adorino, and Benjamin. In this house he wrote six letters from school days, including Hegel, Shelling, Shiller, Goethe, and his friends and lovers, plus the 61 letters written to his family, and the 6 letters of supplemental mental confusion. The book of Jean Young-su, which has been studied and translated by the Pouldalines and translated into poetry, fiction and drama, is a collection of books that can be seen as a guide to understanding the literary world of Dullin and as a vivid source of information for us to see the height of German literature and thought, while also conveying to us a confidential confession of souls who lived in the spirit of one era.
Korean title: 횔덜린 서한집
Korean author: 프리드리히 횔덜린
Korean publisher: 읻다(ITTA)
ISBN-13: 9791189433550
Reviews
After the delirium, the letters are remembered in many ways. Let's read his notes about her, and compare them with the time.
A rich sensitivity, intense reason, rather a morbid self-awareness. Interesting records.
"The report of the soul, which records the individual, age-of-the-art adversity and its overcoming, which was not so different from ours, which a German intellectual had to go through at the time.".
