One work in this volume claims that the "love experience" will be transformed when "girls" and "women" "will no longer mean the mere opposite of the male, but something in itself...the female human being."
One work in this volume claims that the "love experience" will be transformed when "girls" and "women" "will no longer mean the mere opposite of the male, but something in itself...the female human being." The second of the works in this volume cautions against "let[ting] yourself be controlled by" irony "during uncreative moments" and claims that the two books always with the author are the Bible and the collected works of Jens Peter Jacobsen. The first of the ten works collected into this volume tells the addressee that "no one can advise or help youÂ—no one," and that "there is only one thing you should do: (*) go into yourself." The ten missives in this work were the result of a connection suggested by a chaplain at an Austrian military institute, and it was published by Franz Xaver Kappus, the recipient of its contents. For 10 points, name this volume consisting of correspondence sent by Rainer Maria Rilke to a youthful writer.
One work in this volume claims that the "love experience" will be transformed when "girls" and "women" "will no longer mean the mere opposite of the male, but something in itself...the female human being."
Letters to a Young Poet [or Briefe an Einen Jungen Dichter]