Die Natur der Musen: Loreley-Gedichte von Franz Josef Czernin, Ulla Hahn, Uwe Kolbe und Peter Rühmkorf

Loreley, a natural-born femme fatale from German mythology, has inspired poets since Romanticism. From a contemporary perspective, however, this character has simply lost her magical qualities and, at the same time, been transformed into a gatekeeper and an advocate for nature under threat in the An...

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Autor principal:	Michael Braun
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Publicado:	Universität Trier 2021
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:697b1a0d5a6046c99518249d526c4e862021-11-12T09:01:57ZDie Natur der Musen: Loreley-Gedichte von Franz Josef Czernin, Ulla Hahn, Uwe Kolbe und Peter Rühmkorf 10.25353/ubtr-izfk-9d25-5ca62698-492X2698-4938https://doaj.org/article/697b1a0d5a6046c99518249d526c4e862021-08-01T00:00:00Zhttps://izfk.uni-trier.de/index.php/izfk/article/view/Loreley-Gedichte%20von%20Franz%20Josef%20Czernin%20%26%20Ulla%20Hahn%20Uwe%20Kolbe%20%26%20Peter%20Ruehmkorfhttps://doaj.org/toc/2698-492Xhttps://doaj.org/toc/2698-4938Loreley, a natural-born femme fatale from German mythology, has inspired poets since Romanticism. From a contemporary perspective, however, this character has simply lost her magical qualities and, at the same time, been transformed into a gatekeeper and an advocate for nature under threat in the Anthropocene. This article concerns the poetics surrounding Loreley – including the use of irony, role report, metamorphosis, and inspiration – in Franz Josef Czernin’s sonnet, „nach loreley“, Ulla Hahn’s „Ars poetica“ and „Meine Loreley“, Uwe Kolbe’s „Halle-Lureley“, and Peter Rühmkorf’s „Hochseil“. Loreley’s broken modernity does not only re veal her own abused nature. She is also promoted to a postmodern ‚Zudichterin‘ (Ernst Robert Curtius), reading the book of nature through semiotics rather than in terms of originality and creation.Michael BraunUniversität Trierarticleloreleynature writingbroken modernitybook of naturemetamor phosismimesissemiotics of natureheterotopiaLanguage and LiteraturePDEENInternationale Zeitschrift für Kulturkomparatistik, Vol 4, Pp 111-126 (2021)
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spellingShingle	loreley nature writing broken modernity book of nature metamor phosis mimesis semiotics of nature heterotopia Language and Literature P Michael Braun Die Natur der Musen: Loreley-Gedichte von Franz Josef Czernin, Ulla Hahn, Uwe Kolbe und Peter Rühmkorf
description	Loreley, a natural-born femme fatale from German mythology, has inspired poets since Romanticism. From a contemporary perspective, however, this character has simply lost her magical qualities and, at the same time, been transformed into a gatekeeper and an advocate for nature under threat in the Anthropocene. This article concerns the poetics surrounding Loreley – including the use of irony, role report, metamorphosis, and inspiration – in Franz Josef Czernin’s sonnet, „nach loreley“, Ulla Hahn’s „Ars poetica“ and „Meine Loreley“, Uwe Kolbe’s „Halle-Lureley“, and Peter Rühmkorf’s „Hochseil“. Loreley’s broken modernity does not only re veal her own abused nature. She is also promoted to a postmodern ‚Zudichterin‘ (Ernst Robert Curtius), reading the book of nature through semiotics rather than in terms of originality and creation.
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title	Die Natur der Musen: Loreley-Gedichte von Franz Josef Czernin, Ulla Hahn, Uwe Kolbe und Peter Rühmkorf
title_short	Die Natur der Musen: Loreley-Gedichte von Franz Josef Czernin, Ulla Hahn, Uwe Kolbe und Peter Rühmkorf
title_full	Die Natur der Musen: Loreley-Gedichte von Franz Josef Czernin, Ulla Hahn, Uwe Kolbe und Peter Rühmkorf
title_fullStr	Die Natur der Musen: Loreley-Gedichte von Franz Josef Czernin, Ulla Hahn, Uwe Kolbe und Peter Rühmkorf
title_full_unstemmed	Die Natur der Musen: Loreley-Gedichte von Franz Josef Czernin, Ulla Hahn, Uwe Kolbe und Peter Rühmkorf
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publisher	Universität Trier
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Die Natur der Musen: Loreley-Gedichte von Franz Josef Czernin, Ulla Hahn, Uwe Kolbe und Peter Rühmkorf

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