Els silencis d’Ingeborg Bachmann

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  • Antonia Cabanilles Sanchis Universitat de València

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https://doi.org/10.7203/qf-elit.v11i0.5065

Keywords:

Bachmann, poetry, ineffability, silence

Abstract

This paper analyses the complex relationship between world, silence and language in the poetry of Ingeborg Bachmann. This relationship is determined by previous writings, specially those of H. Von Hofmannsthal and L. Wittgenstein, and by present history. To write “after Auschwitz” is the challenge of Ingeborg Bachmann. Her answer: to write the silence and to say nothing afterwards.

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Antonia Cabanilles Sanchis, Universitat de València

Department of Lingustic Theory and Communication Sciences

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Published

2006-12-20

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Cabanilles Sanchis, A. (2006). Els silencis d’Ingeborg Bachmann. Quaderns De Filologia - Estudis Literaris, 11, 43–61. https://doi.org/10.7203/qf-elit.v11i0.5065
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Vol. 11 (2006): POETRY AND SILENCE

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