Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Western Sydney, 2008. / A thesis presented to the University of Western Sydney, College of Arts, School of Humanities and Languages, in fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. Includes bibliographies.

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Zugl.: München, Univ., Diss.

Diss. Univ. Heidelberg, 2008/2009.

Made available in DSpace on 2016-04-27T17:27:04Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Mathias de Abreu Lima Filho.pdf: 651942 bytes, checksum: 5aec5004514b77bb52b2eaf00712620e (MD5) Previous issue date: 2005-11-07 / The main purpose of this work is to set up a approach between Martin Heidegger s thought and Rainer Maria Rilkes s poetry, regarding what both conceive as Modernity s indigence , the situation of spiritual meaning emptiness in the contemporary man, in the post-Enlightenment and post-Industrial Revolution, age of growing hegemony s age of the science and technique. The authors mean, each one by his own way, that this contingency in the West history, does not result from circumstantial phenomena, but from the civilizing evolution of thinking, matrix of the way as today the man can look at, understand and live his reality today. The finishing of Metaphysics, pointed out by Heidegger as the forgetfullness of the being, through the power of technique, is the historical-philosophical substratum wich configures our destiny in this present time. This historial dimension, establishes for the man one specific order to deal with the life, exclusively objectal and determinist, wich prevents them for considering other horizons maybe more primordials of the human condition, like for instance, the love, the death and the indeterminate Open of the existence itself. Both authors, in retaking this indigence destiny, simultaneously beckon for a tourning move to another path wich can indicate man another glance of understanding towards life, a gesture wich could send us to an original ground. They catch a glimpse for the human destiny through the issues treated in their works, a knowledge and a saying different from those in effect in our techno-planetary reality. A knowledge alternative to the technique and calculations learning, able to think and receive the things of the world through listening, waiting and silence, beckoning for the meaning of a different destiny. And, a saying of a thought that resides near the poetry s song, being thus attentive to the world things permanent manifestation in the amplitude of the great Open of being / A intenção principal do trabalho é estabelecer uma aproximação entre o pensamento de Martin Heidegger e a poesia de Rainer Maria Rilke, no que tange ao que ambos concebem como indigência da Modernidade , a situação de vazio de sentido espiritual do homem contemporâneo, no pós-iluminismo e pós-revolução industrial, era de hegemonia crescente da ciência e da técnica. Entendem os autores, cada qual de modo próprio, que esta contingência na história do Ocidente, não decorre de fenômenos circunstanciais, porém da evolução civilizatória do pensamento, matriz do modo como hoje o homem pode olhar, compreender e viver sua realidade. O acabamento da Metafísica, apontado por Heidegger como o esquecimento do ser, através do poder da técnica, é o substrato histórico-filosófico que configura esse nosso atual destino. Esta dimensão historial determina para os homens uma forma própria de lidar com a vida, exclusivamente objetal e determinista, impedindo-os de considerar outros horizontes talvez mais primordiais da condição humana, como por exemplo, o amor, a morte e o próprio Aberto indeterminado da existência. Ambos os autores, retomando este destino de indigência, acenam simultaneamente para um movimento de viravolta , para um outro caminho que indique para o homem um outro olhar de compreensão para com a vida, gesto que pudesse nos remeter para um solo original. Eles vislumbram para o destino humano através dos temas abordados em suas obras, um saber e um dizer diferentes daqueles em vigor na nossa realidade tecno-planetária. Um saber alternativo ao conhecimento da técnica e do cálculo, que possa pensar e acolher as coisas do mundo na escuta, na espera e no silêncio, acenando para o sentido de um outro destino. E, um dizer de um pensamento que reside próximo do canto da poesia, sendo assim atento à manifestação permanente das coisas do mundo na amplitude do grande Aberto do ser

Most of Rainer Maria Rilke’s works leave a deep musical impression on the reader’s mind. This impression stems first of all from the beauty of the tone and the rhythm of Rilke’s poetical language and from the occurrence of many words that can be associated with music. In addition to this, his creative work was influenced considerably by his own experiences with a variety of musical sounds and by the many thoughts in which he tried to deal with the deeper meaning and function of music. This thesis attempts to analyze Rilke’s relationship to music within the framework of his artistic development. I will try to show that Rilke, in spite of his skepticism about his own musical abilities, must have had at least an average talent for this art. Undoubtedly, he would therefore have been able to learn how to sing or to play a musical instrument, had he not been discouraged from doing so at too early an age and had his talents not been channeled so early into writing poetry.

Diss.--Universität Trier, 1999. / Bibliogr. p. 375-383. Index.

Zugl.: Würzburg, Univ., Diss. 2004

Thesis (doctoral)--Stockholms universitet, 2004. / Includes bibliographical references (p. 172-184).

Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Hong Kong, 2007. / Title proper from title frame. Also available in printed format.