(Hölderlin · Kleist · Nietzsche)
Hölderlin, Kleist, Nietzsche, three extraordinary characters by Stefan Zweig, and "psychologist by passion, creator for creative will" felt a deep attachment. His vital concern them away from containment Goethe decided to autoconstruirse: "The formula for life as Goethe is represented by the circle. A closed line, the absolute roundness covering all existence, the eternal return to self" In Instead, "the form of the demonic" internal unrest in Hölderlin, Kleist and Nietzsche, "is expressed by a parable: a quick and impetuous rise in one direction, toward the top, the infinite, a perpendicular curve and a sharp fall. "the devil understood by Stefan Zweig as a remnant of the original chaos of the world, who challenges the creative men, possessed by him and them" kicks off hands, to force the helm of the will, so ... they are staggered by the storm, and collide against the rocks of their...read more
