The Attitude of Heinrich Von Kleist Toward the Problems of Life
The Attitude of Heinrich Von Kleist Toward the Problems of Life
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is tottering. In this mood he writes to Ulrike again; how strong the feeling of being exposed to chance and accident has grown within him, is revealed by the figure he uses^: In meinem Kopfe sieht es aus, wie in einem Lotteriebeutel, wo neben einem groBen Loose 1000 Nieten liegen. Da ist es wohl zu verzeihen, wenn man ungewifi mit der Hand unter den Zetteln herumwuhlt. Es hilft zwar zu nichts, aber es entfernt doch den furchtbaren Augenblick, der ein ganzes Lebensgeschick unwiderruflich entsche...idet".
Into this period of doubt and wavering comes Kleist's occupation with Kant's Critique of Pure Reason. '^ His hopes are utterly crushed, his goal is shattered, and he is himself reduced to that pitiful condition which he had once described as follows*: der Zustand, ohne Lebensplan, ohne feste Be- stimmung, immer schwankend zwischen unsichern Wunschen, immer im Widerspruch mit meinen Pflichten, ein Spiel des Zufalls, eine Puppe am Drahte des Schicksals dieser un- wurdige Zustand scheint mir so verachtlich, und wurde mich so unglucklich machen, daB mir der Tod bei weitem wunschens- werter wslre.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
is tottering. In this mood he writes to Ulrike again; how strong the feeling of being exposed to chance and accident has grown within him, is revealed by the figure he uses^: In meinem Kopfe sieht es aus, wie in einem Lotteriebeutel, wo neben einem groBen Loose 1000 Nieten liegen. Da ist es wohl zu verzeihen, wenn man ungewifi mit der Hand unter den Zetteln herumwuhlt. Es hilft zwar zu nichts, aber es entfernt doch den furchtbaren Augenblick, der ein ganzes Lebensgeschick unwiderruflich entsche...idet".
Into this period of doubt and wavering comes Kleist's occupation with Kant's Critique of Pure Reason. '^ His hopes are utterly crushed, his goal is shattered, and he is himself reduced to that pitiful condition which he had once described as follows*: der Zustand, ohne Lebensplan, ohne feste Be- stimmung, immer schwankend zwischen unsichern Wunschen, immer im Widerspruch mit meinen Pflichten, ein Spiel des Zufalls, eine Puppe am Drahte des Schicksals dieser un- wurdige Zustand scheint mir so verachtlich, und wurde mich so unglucklich machen, daB mir der Tod bei weitem wunschens- werter wslre.
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