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Title: From Ahasverus to Orpheus: transformations of Christ in Rainer Maria Rilke.
Author: Johannes Wich-Schwarz
Publication: Christianity and Literature (Magazine/Journal)
Date: September 22, 2007
Publisher: Thomson Gale
Volume: 57 Issue: 1 Page: 87(22)
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Writing with a clarity and fluency of style, Timothy J. Casey presents his second book on Rainer Maria Rilke, a reader’s guide to Sonnets to Orpheus.
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Rainer Maria Rilkeâ??s Sonnets to Orpheus, first published in German in 1923, has been hailed by critics as some of the finest lyrical verse of the twentieth century. Rick Anthony Furtakâ??s translation of this legendary collection is the first edition for an English-speaking audience to situate the poems in a philosophical context, lending unexpected depth and a fresh perspective to Rilkeâ??s magnum opus.
Furtakâ??s rich translations skillfully evoke the haunting, enigmatic nature of these poems that bridge the gap between the romantic and the modern, as his introduction guides the reader through the abundant mystical and spiritual insights to be found in Rilkeâ??s sonnets. This new edition of a literary masterpiece will be essential reading for anyone interested in the philosophical implications of verse.
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