Heidegger's poetics

Author: [French] Marc Fumaroli
Translator: Feng Shang
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Heidegger's Poetics is part of the Western publishing industry's prestigious "Interaesthetics (Communication) in its Golden Age" series, which includes over 40 works on aesthetics by thinkers and scholars such as Freud, Lyotard, and Derrida. Upon its publication in French, Heidegger's Poetics was immediately translated into English and swiftly published by Stanford University Press, a renowned academic publisher. This fact alone demonstrates that it is a work of great academic value and market appeal. Author Marc Fumaroli, in this book, comprehensively discusses the main content and unique contributions of Heidegger's poetics from an aesthetic perspective; vividly recreates the living essence of "poetics," making it highly readable; and extends Heidegger's significance into postmodernism, offering a very unique perspective that provides a distinctive entry point for enthusiasts of Heidegger's thought.

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