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1. APOLLONIAN-DIONYSIAN.

Author

E.H.B.

Subjects
ANTINOMY in literature, TERMS & phrases, ROMANTICISM in literature, AESTHETICS, LITERARY style
Abstract

The article presents a definition of the term APOLLONIAN-DIONYSIAN. An antinomy prefigured in certain writings of Ger. romanticism, esp. by Schlegel, Hölderlin, Schelling, and others, but made prominent and given broader cultural meaning (in the sense of conflicting world views and artistic drives) by Friedrich Nietzsche in The Birth of Tragedy out of the Spirit of Music (1871). Nietzsche describes the A. world as that of dreams, poetic inspiration, beautiful illusion, form, individuality, light, and human measurement, and altogether as a joyous experience instilling the desire for continual repetition.

Published
1993

2. NAÏVE-SENTIMENTAL.

Author

BARNOUW, J.

Subjects
ANTINOMY in literature, POETS, POETRY (Literary form), POETICS
Abstract

A definition of the term "naïve-sentimental" is presented. The term refers to an antinomy which was developed by author and poet Friedrich Schiller in the last of his aesthetic philosophical essays entitled "Über naive und sentimentalische Dichtung." It also mentions Schiller's perception of naive and sentimental types of poets.

Published
2012

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