Results 61 to 70 of about 5,769 (147)
Hölderlin’s Mnemosyne: A Reading
I offer a close reading of Hölderlin’s “Mnemosyne“ (“Reif sind, in Feuer getaucht…”) that situates it in terms of its links to Greek tragedy and Homer. The essay explores Hölderlin’s focus on Achilles and the death of the Greek heroes Patroklos and Ajax ...
Charles Bambach
doaj +1 more source
The contribution underlines the role of Mnēmosynē (Memory as the mother of the Muses) as a constitutive aspect of archaic poetry based on the etymological relationship between alētheia (as true knowledge) and lēthē (as forgetting), in which truth becomes
Zuzana Zelinová
doaj
Commento e parziale traduzione all'Atlante delle Immagini (Mnemosyne) di Aby ...
GHELARDI, Maurizio
core
Mnemosyne versus Clio : la historia desde el arte
Más allá de las preocupaciones por el archivo, tan recurrentes en el arte de los últimos años, me propongo reflexionar sobre las prácticas artísticas empeñadas en la construcción de la historia.
Aurora Fernández Polanco
doaj +1 more source
Atlas de imagens e seus intervalos. Uma constelação de conceitos flutuantes
À semelhança do Atlas de Mnemosyne definido por Warburg e investigado por Didi-Huberman, este texto utiliza a ideia de constelação para tratar os intervalos entre visualidades como espaços capazes de gerar experiências singulares dentro dos processos ...
Wolney Fernandes
doaj +1 more source
Chronos and the moires. Readings on temporality in greek mythology
This article is based on two notions of temporality, the circular one and the linear one. From a hermeneutical approach, it traces the presence of both concepts of time in two Greek myths: Chronos (who represents the cosmic and natural time) and the ...
Olaya Fernández Guerrero
doaj +1 more source
Mnemosyne e Lethe: a interpretação heideggeriana da verdade
O texto propõe articular a interpretação heidegge-riana da verdade à luz da concepção de memória/reminiscência elaborada por Martin Heidegger em sua leitura fenomenológico--hermenêutica de Platão.
Alexandre Rubenich Silva
doaj +1 more source
“And the Script Sounds”: Literary Hermeneutics and Imaginary Listening
Friedrich Hölderlin’s late hymns Patmos (first version) and Mnemosyne (early draft) create an intriguing tension between the “solid letter” that must be deciphered faithfully and the evocation of a “sounding script” that, together with an equally ...
Rolf J. Goebel
doaj +1 more source

