· The second book in the “Our Trakl” series from Seagull Books, which pulls Trakl’s works through the gorgeous mind of translation that is James Reidel, Sebastian Dreaming is a dark and enveloping book filled with familiar expressionist energies and barraging pastoral haunts. The text is a mere 92 pages long (with several accompanying pages of notes, similar to the first volume in the Estimated Reading Time: 8 mins. · Georg Trakl died from a cocaine overdose while recovering from a nervous breakdown in a military hospital during World War I. He was awaiting the proofs of Sebastian Dreaming which he had requested despite the fact that the publication of this collection was put 4/5. Sebastian Dreaming. Georg Trakl. Translated by James Reidel. The second book in Seagull’s ambitious series of Georg Trakl’s works, Sebastian Dreaming was the second, and final, collection prepared for publication by Trakl himself. Published after his death, it was perhaps even tied to it: forced into a military hospital by the psychological trauma of his World War I experiences, the Austrian poet .
Editions for Sebastian in Dream: (Paperback), (Hardcover published in ), (Hardcover published in ), (published in ), . The Silence of Georg Trakl The poems of Georg Trakl have a magnificent silence in them. It is very rare that he himself talks—for the most part he allows the images to speak for him. Most of the images, anyway, are images of silent things. In a good poem made by Trakl images follow one another in a way that is somehow stately. Sebastian Dreaming (Sebastian im Traum), represents the second book of Our Trakl, a three part series of new translations of Trakl's complete works by American poet and translator James Reidel. Recently released by Seagull Books, this volume joins Poems, which was published in True to form it is finely crafted and beautifully presented.
dream of unity—one of the most ancient dreams in human history—is in fact reflected in all of Trakl's work. The recurring themes in Trakl's poetry are brought into focus through Dr. Detsch's literary, psychological, and philosophical analysis: the union of male and female in incest from the Jungian standpoint, the union of life and. On February 3, , Austrian poet Georg Trakl was born. Trakl is most probably the most important Austrian poet of Expressionism with strong influences of Symbolism. However, it is not possible to clearly assign his poetic works to one of the almost simultaneous currents of literary history of the 20th century. Verwandlung (2. Fassung). Georg Trakl died from a cocaine overdose while recovering from a nervous breakdown in a military hospital during World War I. He was awaiting the proofs of Sebastian Dreaming which he had requested despite the fact that the publication of this collection was put off indefinitely because of The Great War.
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