Hölderlin. Worldview and Divine Inspiration

The book of the German philosopher, the Catholic Theologian of the Italian origin of Romano Guardini (1885-1968) is devoted to an outstanding German poet, who lived in the last quarter of the 18th - the first half of the 19th century, the student of Hegel (in his student years), with which he continued correspondence. Hölderlin"s views on the wonderful get to the late development in Schelling and Hegel"s philosophical schools. The first time the work saw the light in German in 1939. In the publication, which came out even 15 years later, although it was not made attempting to the new interpretation of the interpretation of Dionysian and Apollonica began in the cultural context of Hölderlin, as the Guardini came to these issues on the basis of tireless research, and what he regretted, but he agreed to reprint the book In constant, in fact, the form. The texts of poems in the new edition were shown in the Great Stuttgard publication, and all other texts are taken from the two editions of 1933 (Munich) and 1943 (Berlin)