Paul Celan’s works dwell on the threshold between the extremes of poetic expression and philosophical reflection. The divergent literary and critical idioms that have marked Celan’s writing—and that Celan’s writing has come to mark for others (Hamacher, Derrida, Szondi)—thus call for a new philology. This philology cannot be situated within presupposed genres or fields but rather explores the ways in which poetic and philosophical ambitions meet in texts by, and on, Celan. The first part of
Thresholds, Encounters (‘Ex-posing the Poem’) speaks to issues of history, ecology, and aurality; the second part (‘Language Dislodged’) delves into Celan’s articulations of encounter, positionality, and translation. Throughout, contributors probe the consequences of Celan’s poetry for thinking and writing, while inviting readers from different disciplinary spaces to further pace out the liminal zones opened by his oeuvre.
Tabla de materias
Acknowledgments
Dis-positions: Introduction
Kristina Mendicino and Dominik Zechner
Part 1: Ex-posing the Poem
History
1. “In the Swell of Wandering Words”: Celan’s “Sprich auch du”
Michael G. Levine
2. A Different
Witness: Bearing with the Past in Paul Celan’s “Engführung”
Simone Stirner
Ecology
3. Flower Talk
Jan Mieszkowski
4. Poetic Involution: Adorno, Celan, Nature
Natalie Lozinski-Veach
Aurality
5. Allophony: Celan’s
Niemandsrosen-Lieder
Michael Auer
6. “A Chest Full of Cello Boughs”: The Sonorous Force of Writing in Deconstructive Readings of Celan
Naomi Waltham-Smith
Part 2: Language Dislodged
Encounters
7.
A limine
Kristina Mendicino
8. With—Paul Celan
Pasqual Solass
Positions
9. Occupiability
Sarah Stoll, trans. Aida Feng
10. For Shame of Language
Dominik Zechner
Translations
11. Poetic Approach: Celan’s Radio Essay “Die Dichtung Ossip Mandelstamms”
Irina Kogan
12. The Mimetic Desire of Translation: Reading Celan and Derrida with Girard
Christine Frank
List of Contributors
Index
Sobre el autor
Kristina Mendicino is Associate Professor of German Studies at Brown University. She is the author of
Announcements: On Novelty and
Passive Voices (On the Subject of Phenomenology and Other Figures of Speech), both published by SUNY Press.
Dominik Zechner is Assistant Professor of German at Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey.
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