Premises: Essays on Philosophy and Literature from Kant to Celan

Werner Hamacher · Peter Fenves

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German Literature and Culture Studies Hermeneutics and Narrative Identity Philosophy and Literary Analysis

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Premises 1. Hermeneutic ellipses: writing the Hermeneutic circle in Schleiermacher 2. The promise of interpretation: remarks on the Hermeneutic imperative in Kant and Nietzsche 3. 'Disgregation of the Will': Nietzsche on the individual and individuality 4. 'Lectio': de Man's imperative 5. Position exposed: Friedrich Schlegel's poetological transposition of Fichte's absolute proposition 6. The quaking of presentation: Kleist's 'Earthquake in Chile' 7. The gesture in the name: on Benjamin and Kafka 8. The second of inversion: movements of a figure through Celan's poetry Sources Index.

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