Bøger af Novalis

Novalis (1772-1801) Hymner til natten blev publiceret år 1800 i tidsskriftet Athäneum. Digtsuiten blev hurtigt en af romantikkens centrale litterære tekster.

Den danske oversætter Lars Christiansen har fra tysk oversat et udvalg af Novalis’ prosatekster nedskrevet i årene 1797-1799: ”Blomsterstøvs-fragmentet”, ”Kristenheden eller Europa”, ”Monolog”, ”Tro og kærlighed” samt ”Politiske aforismer”Om forfatteren Myten om den himmelvendte og allerede i sit jordiske hylster afdøde digter ligger langt fra sandheden om den alsidige Novalis, der også havde en praktisk, jordbunden og stringent-intellektuel side. Hans viden var uhyre omfattende og altid drevet af en universel filosofisk ambition om at finde videnskabernes indbyrdes sammenhæng og deres grund i menneskets ånd. Ikke mindst var han dybt optaget af de politiske og sociale forandringer i sin turbulente samtid, hvis altafgørende begivenhed var Den Franske Revolution i 1789.

Novalis: Philosophical, Literary, and Poetic Writings assembles, for the first time in English, translations of Novalis's published philosophical works, a large share of his surviving philosophical notes and fragments, his two unfinished novels (The Disciples at Saïs and Heinrich von Ofterdingen), and the Hymns to the Night. Readers interested in Novalis's views on philosophy, art, morality, politics, and religion, and how positions in each of these areas might be unified in single, overarching vision of reality, will find the present translation an essential guide.

The Novices of Sais is a Romantic meld of poetry, philosophy, and transcendental journey. Revolutionary yet profoundly simple at once, Novalis' reverence for the natural world pours out of every page. Translated into French in 1925, it was embraced by artists and poets alike and is often quoted by the Surrealists. Paul Klee's drawings were inspired by this visionary exploration of the inner life of modern humankind.

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This first scholarly edition in English of the philosophical writings of Novalis (Friedrich von Hardenberg), the German Romantic poet, philosopher, and mining engineer, includes two collections of fragments published in 1798, Miscellaneous Observations and Faith and Love, the controversial essay Christendom or Europe, and substantial selections from his unpublished notebooks.

Ein naturphilosophisches Romanfragment aus dem Spatwerk von Novalis: Der Text, der aus den Teilen "e;Der Lehrling"e; und "e;Die Natur"e; besteht, ist weniger durch Handlung als durch Gesprache und Reflexionen uber die Natur charakterisiert und beleuchtet die Zusammenhange zwischen Selbsterkenntnis und Natur. Schauplatz ist der Tempel von Sais im heutigen Agypten. -

Ein allegorisches Marchen aus Novalis' romantischem Roman "e;Heinrich von Ofterdingen"e;: Das auf drei Ebenen - der Astralwelt, der Menschenwelt und der Unterwelt - sich zutragende Marchen beschreibt in abstrahierter und kondensierter Form den Inhalt des Romans und berichtet uber den Ubergang des zu Eis erstarrten Astralreiches zum goldenen Zeitalter. -