Rudolf Pannwitz
Rudolf Pannwitz (27 May 1881 in
Nietzsche, an opposition to nihilism and pan-European internationalism:
Pannwitz's elusive, difficult goal may be seen as the complete re-evaluation of man, art, science and culture envisaged as the expression of an evolving cosmos obeying the laws of eternal recurrence, with Nietzsche-Zarathustra as the supreme prophet.[1]
Life
Pannwitz was educated at the
Nietzsche were lasting influences upon Pannwitz.[2] In 1904 Pannwitz cofounded the periodical Charon with Otto zur Linde, co-editing it until 1906. His 1917 book The Crisis of European Culture impressed Hugo von Hofmannsthal, though Hofmannsthal later distanced himself from Pannwitz.[1]
From 1921 to 1948 Pannwitz lived on the small island of
Gryphius Prize.[3]
Works
Prose
- Die Erziehung, 1909
- Formenkunde der Kirche, 1912
- Die Krisis der europäischen Kultur, 1917
- Die deutsche Lehre, 1919
- Grundriß einer Geschichte meiner Kultur 1886 bis 1906, 1921
- Kosmos Atheos, 1926
- Die Freiheit der Menschen, 1926
- Logos, Eidos, Bios, 1930
- Der Ursprung und das Wesen der Geschlechter, 1936
- Nietzsche und die Verwandlung des Menschen, 1940
- Weg des Menschen, 1942
- Das Weltalter und die Politik, 1948
- Der Nihilismus und die werdende Welt, 1951
- Nach Siebzig Jahren, 1951
- Beiträge zu einer europäischen Kultur, 1954
Poetry
- Prometheus, 1902
- Dionysische Tragödien, 1913
- Mythen, 1919-1921, In 9 Parts, including Das Kind Aion, Der Elf, Das Lied vom Ehlen, Faustus und Helena, Der Gott, and Logos.
- Urblick, 1926
- Hymnen aus Widars Wiederkehr, 1927
- König Laurin, 1956
- Wasser wird sich ballen, 1963
References
Further reading
- Alessandro Gamba, Mondo disponibile e mondo prodotto. Rudolf Pannwitz filosofo, Vita e Pensiero, Milano 2007. ISBN 978-88-343-1624-5
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