The fourth section in this work instructs the addressee to envelop himself in the senses and nature, which encapsulates "necessities that are greater than pleasure and pain".
The fourth section in this work instructs the addressee to envelop himself in the senses and nature, which encapsulates "necessities that are greater than pleasure and pain". The first section mentions Professor Horacek, who was beloved by the narrator. Another section recommends the Six Stories of the Dutch writer Jens Peter Jacobsen, while the first section describes the necessity of producing art outside the bounds of criticism. Written over a period of five years, the pieces in this work are addressed to Franz Xavier Kappus, a cadet at the Vienna military academy trying to start a literary career. Finished two years before the author released his other prose work The Notebooks of Malte Laurids Brigge, FTP, name this epistolary collection by Rainer Maria Rilke. 
The fourth section in this work instructs the addressee to envelop himself in the senses and nature, which encapsulates "necessities that are greater than pleasure and pain".
Letters to a Young Poet (or Breife an einen jungen Dichter)