Hi John, there is a reference to Rimbaud in "Siebzig Verweht"-9.November.1990-its in a letter to Helena Paz(pg.474 in the paperback edition). There are probably more, but this one sticks out because its also a reflection on poetry. Somewhere I recall Juenger mentioning Rimbaud's vita, i.e. his choice of a "stable income" in the last years of his life over the life a poet but I'm not sure where(maybe in "Autor und Autorschaft"-near the beginning?). As well, there are references in the "Paris Diaries": 18.01.1942 10.02.1943 08.05.1943 There are probably more in there as well. Mark Grzeskowiak On Thu, 4 Mar 1999, John King wrote: > I´ve just been re-reading "Feuer und Blut" and find a reference to the > French Symbolist poet Rimbaud (very idiosyncratic, IMHO, given the > context). > > Can anyone think of any other places where EJ refers to Rimbaud? Other > than the implicit reference to "Voyelles" in "Lob der Vokale"? > > I *wish* there was an electronic edition - then the problem would be > solved in seconds :-( Some people will insist on paper... > > JK > ============================================================================== > John King > St. John's College > GB - Oxford OX1 3JP > ============================================================================== > > > =========** You are subscribed to ernst-juenger-l. To leave send a mail to Majordomo@maillist.ox.ac.uk containing: unsubscribe ernst-juenger-l ** > >
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