Titlebook: Hölderlin’s Dionysiac Poetry; The Terrifying-Excit Lucas Murrey Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015 Bacchae.Dionys

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The Visualised Chronotopee this idea, the monetised chronotope is placed within its historical context, namely alongside the emergence and transformation of a visualised chronotope that first appears with Homer’s invention of alphabetic writing around 800 B.C.E. This abstract, visual essence, when it combines with that of m

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Dionysiac Languagecal potential: .. The manifestation of three linguistic moments: ., . and . language are brought to light (and sound) to show their transition to a public (Greek) stage. Of particular importance is the understanding that tragedy is a battleground of languages. The tragic play witnesses the collision

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Visual and Linguistic Nihilismin Greece and after). Abstract disciplines that emerge from money and its accompanying visual essence such as philosophy initiate in an important, if still unacknowledged primal manufacturing of consent: the first intellectual betrayal of western civilisation. Loss of the Dionysian spirit and its li

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The Dionysiac Chronotope (1802–1804 and After)ativity, the image that the poet invented from his previous retrieval of Dionysus’ spirit—in particular the modern use of visual media (such as the telescope) to exploit earth’s resources for profit—is fused with a dynamic, original representation in Greece. The dreadful spirit of isolated, monetise

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Dionysiac Language (1802–1804 and After)rks within (Sophoclean) tragedy as well as his final invocation of this language to resist the (visualised) words of money-tyrants in the present. On the one hand, the “[c]horus-leader of stars and guardian/Of secret speech” now struggles against the perverse, distorted language of ancient money-tyr

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