Heidegger, ‘Language in the Poem’ (1953), in OWL Georg Trakl, ‘In Venice’, ‘Limbo’, ‘Springtime of the Soul’, ‘Song of the Departed’ (1914).Heidegger, ‘Language’ (1950), in PLT Georg Trakl, ‘In the Park’, ‘A Winter Evening’, ‘Autumn of the Lonely’, ‘Rest and Silence’ (1914).Prynne, ‘Huts’, Textual Practice, 22.4 (2008), 613-633 Prynne, ‘The Holy City’, ‘Moon Poem’, ‘Charm against too many apples’, from The White Stones (1969) Heidegger, ‘Building, Dwelling, Thinking’ (1951), in PLT J.
Heidegger, ‘The Question Concerning Technology’ (1949), pp.3-35 Elizabeth Bishop, ‘The Man Moth’ (1935/36), ‘The Moose’ (1972).Heidegger, ‘Letter on Humanism’ (1949) Tao de Ching, trans.Rilke, Sonnets to Orpheus (1922) Duino Elegies, extracts (1923).Rilke, ‘Improvised Verses’ (1924) (reprinted in 'What are poets for') HANDOUT Heidegger, ‘What are poets for’ (1946), in PLT Hölderlin, ‘Bread and Wine’ (1800) ‘Mnemosyne’ (1803) R.All the reading for week 2 is linked to below the rest of the reading will be handed out during the seminar. Term 2: we start in week 2 of term 2 with 'What are poets for', included in Poetry, Language, Thought( PLT).
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