Poesie der Grammatik und Grammatik der Poesie

Roman Jakobson's 'Poetry of Grammar and Grammar of Poetry' (1981), that monumental work of his later years, together with its later additions, was and is a theoretical challenge both for General and Comparative Literature and for the study of individual literatures. However, the sovereign multilinguality of these linguistic analyses of poetry has not only resulted in their being received world-wide, but has also presented a seemingly insurmountable difficulty, as there is hardly a reader who is able to understand them all, let alone discuss them critically. To remedy this situation no more and no less is the objective of this German edition of all of Jakobson's structuralist analyses of poems and his most important poetological essays, which have been translated and commentated by specialists from the appropriate areas of literary studies.

Autorentext
Hendrik Birus, International University Bremen; Sebastian Donat, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München.

Klappentext
Jakobson's late work 'Poetry of Grammar and Grammar of Poetry' (1981) is world-renowned as a milestone in modern literary theory. Yet hardly anyone is equal to the multilingual challenge it presents. A remedy is offered by this translation with full commentary of Jakobson's structuralist analyses of poems and his most important poetological essays. Key Features: Complete edition of Roman Jakobson's classic analyses of lyric poems Makes available to a German readership Jakobson's academic work, already published in many languages Comprehensive commentary on the texts and a detailed index

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