Georg Trakl und die literarische Moderne

The contributors analyze whether and in what sense there is an indissoluble interdependence between beauty and incomprehensibility in Trakl's work and in modern poetry in general. Does the theorem of incomprehensibility resolves itself in the decipherment of the underlying structures and generates poetic beauty through the revealed structures, i.e. through the assigned model of explication itself? Depending on the various methodological approaches, this problem is resolved in different ways. The collection intends to enrich Trakl studies with new insights and contribute to a more differentiated understanding of the specific characteristics of Trakl's lyric poetry using a variety of perspectives.

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Károly Csúri, Universität Szeged, Ungarn.