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Keinmaleins: Der im letzten Jahr verstorbene Werner Hamacher genießt auch über die engeren Grenzen seines Faches hinaus einen legendären Ruf. Durch seine Verbindung von solidester germanistischer Philologie und deutsch-französischer Philosophie hat er sich in seinen Texten eine einzigartige, international gehörte Stimme gegeben. Eine überaus entwickelte Selbstkritik hat ihn zu Lebzeiten davon abgehalten, seiner Bedeutung mit einer angemessenen Anzahl von Publikationen Nachdruck zu verschaffen. `Keinmaleins` enthält Hamachers Texte zur Dichtung Paul Celans eine Dichtung, die Hamacher zeit seines Lebens erstaunlich intensiv interpretierte. Der Band wird von einem Vorwort des französischen Philosophen Jean-Luc Nancy eingeleitet. Taschenbuch.

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This is an ex-library book and may have the usual library/used-book markings inside. This book has soft covers. In good all round condition., 500grams, ISBN: 9780804736206. Trade paperback.

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Keinmaleins: Der im letzten Jahr verstorbene Werner Hamacher genießt auch über die engeren Grenzen seines Faches hinaus einen legendären Ruf. Durch seine Verbindung von solidester germanistischer Philologie und deutsch-französischer Philosophie hat er sich in seinen Texten eine einzigartige, international gehörte Stimme gegeben. Eine überaus entwickelte Selbstkritik hat ihn zu Lebzeiten davon abgehalten, seiner Bedeutung mit einer angemessenen Anzahl von Publikationen Nachdruck zu verschaffen. `Keinmaleins` enthält Hamachers Texte zur Dichtung Paul Celans eine Dichtung, die Hamacher zeit seines Lebens erstaunlich intensiv interpretierte. Der Band wird von einem Vorwort des französischen Philosophen Jean-Luc Nancy eingeleitet. Der 2017 verstorbene Werner Hamacher genießt auch über die engeren Grenzen seines Faches hinaus einen legendären Ruf. Durch seine Verbindung von solidester germanistischer Philologie und deutsch-französischer Philosophie hat er sich in seinen Texten eine einzigartige, international gehörte Stimme gegeben. Eine überaus entwickelte Selbstkritik hat ihn zu Lebzeiten davon abgehalten, seiner Bedeutung mit einer angemessenen Anzahl von Publikationen Nachdruck zu verschaffen. `Keinmaleins` bringt nun Hamachers Texte zur Dichtung Paul Celans einer Dichtung, die Hamacher zeit seines Lebens erstaunlich intensiv interpretierte. Der Band wird von einem Vorwort des französischen Philosophen Jean-Luc Nancy eingeleitet. The late Werner Hamacher enjoys a legendary reputation beyond the narrower limits of his trade. By combining the most solid German philology with his erudite knowledge of German-French philosophy, his texts acquire a unique voice, internationally acknowledged for its unparalleled sophistication. Highly self-critical, Hamacher was notoriously reluctant to allow more than a handful of his texts to be published during his lifetime. `Keinmaleins` finally makes available Hamacher`s essays on the poetry of Paul Celan, whose work Hamacher kept interpreting with astonishing intensity throughout his life. The volume also contains a preface by French philosopher Jean-Luc Nancy. Taschenbuch.

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"Poetry does not impose, it exposes itself," wrote Paul Celan. Werner Hamacher''s investigations into crucial texts of philosophical and literary modernity show that Celan''s apothegm is also valid for the structure of understanding and for language in general. In Premises Hamacher demonstrates that the promise of a subject position is not only unavoidable-and thus operates as a structural imperative-but is also unattainable and therefore by necessity open to possibilities other than that defined as "position," to redefinitions and unexpected transformations of the merely thetical act.Proceeding along the lines of both philosophical argument and critical reading, Hamacher presents the fullest account of the vast disruption in the theories and ethics of positional and propositional acts-a disruption first exposed by Kant''s analysis of the minimal requirements for linguistic and practical action. Focusing on the double trait of every premise-that it is promised but never attained-Hamacher analyzes nine decisive themes, topics, and texts of modernity: the hermeneutic circle in Schleiermacher and Heidegger, the structure of ethical commands in Kant, Nietzsche''s genealogy of moral terms and his exploration of the aporias of singularity, the irony of reading in de Man, the parabasis of positing acts in Fichte and Schlegel, Kleist''s disruption of narrative representation, the gesture of naming in Benjamin and Kafka, and the incisive caesura that Paul Celan inserts into temporal and linguistic reversals. There is no book that so fully brings the issues of both critical philosophy and critical literature into reach.Reviews"Werner Hamacher''s Premises is the heir and successor to the most important theoretical and critical work done in American departments of comparative literature from the 1960s through the 1980s. Yet, Premises is no more a work of literary scholarship than one of philosophical submission to philosophy. With the gesture that is genuinely called post-structural, which is the suspicion and suspension of every code, the book''s act of freedom is freedom to read and write language tout court."-Timothy Bahti, University of Michigan"Hamacher''s project can be described as the retracing of the epistemological ground upon which the modern conception of the literary was erected. It is quite clear to me that there is nothing presently available to rival this book."-Wlad Godzich, University of Geneva.

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Werner Hamacher, Books, Religion and Spirituality, Premises: Essays on Philosophy and Literature from Kant to Celan, Poetry does not impose, it exposes itself, wrote Paul Celan. Werner Hamacher's investigations into crucial texts of philosophical and literary modernity show that Celan's apothegm is also valid for the structure of understanding and for language in general. In Premises Hamacher demonstrates that the promise of a subject position is not only unavoidable-and thus operates as a structural imperative-but is also unattainable and therefore by necessity open to possibilities other than that defined as position, to redefinitions and unexpected transformations of the merely thetical act.Proceeding along the lines of both philosophical argument and critical reading, Hamacher presents the fullest account of the vast disruption in the theories and ethics of positional and propositional acts-a disruption first exposed by Kant's analysis of the minimal requirements for linguistic and practical action. Focusing on the double trait of every premise-that it is promised but never attained-Hamacher analyzes nine decisive themes, topics, and texts of modernity: the hermeneutic circle in Schleiermacher and Heidegger, the structure of ethical commands in Kant, Nietzsche's genealogy of moral terms and his exploration of the aporias of singularity, the irony of reading in de Man, the parabasis of positing acts in Fichte and Schlegel, Kleist's disruption of narrative representation, the gesture of naming in Benjamin and Kafka, and the incisive caesura that Paul Celan inserts into temporal and linguistic reversals. There is no book that so fully brings the issues of both critical philosophy and critical literature into reach.ReviewsWerner Hamacher's Premises is the heir and successor to the most important theoretical and critical work done in American departments of comparative literature from the 1960s through the 1980s. Yet, Premises is no more a work of literary scholarship than one of philosophical submission to philosophy. With the gesture that is genuinely called post-structural, which is the suspicion and suspension of every code, the book's act of freedom is freedom to read and write language tout court.-Timothy Bahti, University of MichiganHamacher's project can be described as the retracing of the epistemological ground upon which the modern conception of the literary was erected. It is quite clear to me that there is nothing presently available to rival this book.-Wlad Godzich, University of Geneva.

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Ergodebooks.
Stanford University Press, 1999-10-01. Paperback. Used:Good. Ships Fast. 24*7 Customer Service.

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Texte zu Celan, Buch, Buch, 2019.

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