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Trakl

(ˈtrɑːkəl)

(Biography) Georg. 1887–1914, Austrian poet, noted for his expressionist style: died of a drug overdose while serving as a medical officer in World War I

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Georg Trakl has been described by Bernhard Boschenstein as a "poet of post-history.

Georg Trakl's ghosts: haunted poems at the end of history

La parola che germina dalla lacerazione ci fa ricordare la poesia della blessure e della paralisi postbellica di Joe Bousquet (1897-1950) (Tradidt du silence, Gallimard, 1941); la proiezione infernale di alcuni componimenti, dagli scenari cupi e mostruosi, ci rinvia al lamento selvaggio del poeta austriaco Georg Trakl di fronte alia straziante agonia dei moribondi dopo la battaglia di Grodek ("Grodek", e Apnea, p.

Victoria Surliuga, Apnea, Illustrations of Ezio Gribaudo

Sin embargo, antes de otorgarle la palabra a cada uno de ellos, bien vale la pena, primero, escuchar la sombria voz de alguien que padecio en carne propia las atrocidades de esta nefasta guerra: el poeta Georg Trakl.

El apocalipsis, la guerra y occidente

Inspired by traditions ranging from Native American narrative verse to the medieval religious Japanese storytelling art of sekkyo-bushi, she also counts among her influences Allen Ginsberg, Miyazawa Kenji, Swedish poet Siv Cedering, and Austrian poet Georg Trakl.

Hiromi Ito, Wild Grass on the Riverbank

Scored for soprano and baritone soloists, boys' choir, chorus and orchestra, this substantial 43-minute work consists of settings of texts from the Old Testament and by Ivor Gurney, Edward Thomas, Rupert Brooke, Georg Trakl and Rainer Maria Rilke.

Summer festival season in full swing; Christopher Morley picks some of the highlights from two classical music festivals taking place this summer

In his introduction, Richter warns his readers that "Any thinking of afterness may ultimately very well require the 'dark patience'" that is mentioned in a poem by Georg Trakl, and this is apt (19).

Gerhard Richter. Afterness: Figures of Following in Modern thought and Aesthetics

Mitchell's "Heidegger's Poetics of Relationality" analyzes Heidegger's postwar studies of the poetic speech of three poets--Rainer Maria Rilke, Georg Trakl, and Stefan George--in order to come to an understanding of the relation between being and language that such speech exposes.

Daniel O. Dahlstrom, ed.: Interpreting Heidegger: Critical Essays

Our sample, made up of 3x3x3 poets (Irina Andone, Dimitrie Anghel, Thomas Lovell Beddoes, John Berryman, Paul Celan, Thomas Chatterton, Hart Crane, John Davidson, Sergey Esenin, Benjamin Fondane, Randall Jarrell, Heinrich von Kleist, Vachel Lindsay, Gherasim Luca, Lucan, Vladimir Mayakovsky, Gerard de Nerval, Cesare Pavese, Sylvia Plath, Sappho, Daniil Scavinski, Anne Sexton, Ion Stratan, Sara Teasdale, Georg Trakl, Marina Tsvetayeva, George Vasilievici) is sad testimony to such a deadlock but, as an excuse for the Poet, we will take the liberty to paraphrase La Rochefoucauld and say that Poets are not those which have "more virtue" and more of sanity than common souls, but "only those which have greater designs.

Poet and lunatic

With a short yet driven spark, Georg Trakl changed the way Europe approached poetry.

The poetry shelf

Among the beneficiaries were Oskar Kokoschka, Rainer Maria Rilke, Georg Trakl and Adolf Loos.

A family stripped down: Alexander Waugh's ambitious account of the Wittgenstein family has surprisingly little to say about the importance of art and architecture in their lives, writes Richard Calvocoressi

Los poemas de Santo 2, sena fundan atmosferas naturales atravesadas por un magnetismo antiguo, primigenio, emparentado con la poesia de Georg Trakl.

Poder decir

Nearly fifty years later, while the literary reputations of Georg Trakl and Gottfried Benn have long outgrown their Expressionist roots, Yvan Goll's name and works are still relatively unknown.