Size: 245X 314mm
SoftCover
240 Pages
A collection of works by French artist Stephan Crasneanscki. This book is based on the Radio Drama "The Encounter" created by the author and French philosopher Jean-Luc Nancy for French public radio channels, France Culture. It was published.
The subject of this radio play was the encounter with Jewish poet Paul Celan and Martin Heidegger, German philosophy. They are allegedly met in Tote Nauberg in Schwarzwalt, Germany (a mountainous area in southern Germany, which means "black forest"), but there are no photos, testimonies, or records, and the poem by Zeran is left. It was just done. The poem left by Zelan contains the possibility of an endless story. Because Heidegger joined the Nazi Party in 1993, Zelan became a war orphan after being imprisoned in a Jewish forced camp, and it is impossible for them to be able to meet from these circumstances. Because it was. However, on July 24, 1967, they were invited to a poem lecture held in Freiburg, a southern west of Germany, and Heidegger invited Zerne to his own Tote Nauberg hut.
This work, which is also involved in humanity -based theory, was produced by the author and Nancy in various places, not only in Strasbourg and Schwarzwalt, which were regularly visited by the author. The author walked on a path that Zelan and Heidegger would have come back and forth, that would not last anywhere. By identifying the silhouettes of the non -moving trees, they followed the sense of distance when they met and the terrain of wandering. Nancy continued to respond to the absence of the author's voice, which created a round -trip letter between vision and sound, and was projected in this book with the radio letters.
In addition, Ruksemburg's American poet, essayist Pierre Joris (Pierre Joris), recorded textbooks by American musician, writer, poet Patti Smith, and essays by Jean -Luc Nancy. ing.
by stéphan crasneanscki
The subject of this radio play was the encounter with Jewish poet Paul Celan and Martin Heidegger, German philosophy. They are allegedly met in Tote Nauberg in Schwarzwalt, Germany (a mountainous area in southern Germany, which means "black forest"), but there are no photos, testimonies, or records, and the poem by Zeran is left. It was just done. The poem left by Zelan contains the possibility of an endless story. Because Heidegger joined the Nazi Party in 1993, Zelan became a war orphan after being imprisoned in a Jewish forced camp, and it is impossible for them to be able to meet from these circumstances. Because it was. However, on July 24, 1967, they were invited to a poem lecture held in Freiburg, a southern west of Germany, and Heidegger invited Zerne to his own Tote Nauberg hut.
This work, which is also involved in humanity -based theory, was produced by the author and Nancy in various places, not only in Strasbourg and Schwarzwalt, which were regularly visited by the author. The author walked on a path that Zelan and Heidegger would have come back and forth, that would not last anywhere. By identifying the silhouettes of the non -moving trees, they followed the sense of distance when they met and the terrain of wandering. Nancy continued to respond to the absence of the author's voice, which created a round -trip letter between vision and sound, and was projected in this book with the radio letters.
In addition, Ruksemburg's American poet, essayist Pierre Joris (Pierre Joris), recorded textbooks by American musician, writer, poet Patti Smith, and essays by Jean -Luc Nancy. ing.
by stéphan crasneanscki