FTP, name this great German Romantic poet.
Jacques Derrida, in his essay "Le Parole Soufflee," writes that this poet had "exemplary access to the essence of schizophrenia in general." One of his poems claims that what God wants most "is that the established word be/Carefully attended," and exhorts his nation's poetry to "accord with this." That poem begins "The god/Is near and hard to grasp" and imagines the epiphany of the Book of Revelations to John. In another poem, this author wonders "who wants poets at all in lean years," a line which prompted the essay "What Are Poets For?" by Heidegger. Along with "Patmos," he wrote a verse tragedy in which the title philosopher sees himself as a man of purity in a world of men who have lost connection to nature. This author of the elegy "Bread and Wine" described that man's suicide by volcano in The Death of Empedocles, which was left unfinished, just like his novel Hyperion. FTP, name this great German Romantic poet.
Jacques Derrida, in his essay "Le Parole Soufflee," writes that this poet had "exemplary access to the essence of schizophrenia in general.
Friedrich {Holderlin}