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DESCRIPTION:The Department of German Studies invites you to join us for a f
 eatured lecture:\n\nRilke’s poetry is singularly elusive. The “Things” so p
 rominent in the Neue Gedichte​\, Rodin​\, and Malte​ may be better describe
 d as insubstantial traces\, mere trails of time. Inversely\, as it seems\, 
 the timeless mythic-pastoral landscape of the Sonette an Orpheus (the work 
 I will emphasize here) sports such obtrusive material realities of the age 
 as factories\, electric glare and airplanes. And yet the Sonnets too sketch
  the delicacy of existence\; the world is given but cannot be confirmed\, a
 ny more than a poem can. \n\nPlease RSVP here today!\n\nCheck back here for
  further updates. Past GSLS lectures are listed on the DLCL website.
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LOCATION:Building 260\, Pigott Hall\, room 216
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SUMMARY:German Studies Lecture Series: Rilke’s Sonette an Orpheus and How T
 hings Are featured lecture by William Waters (German Studies and Comparativ
 e Literature\, Boston University)
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URL:https://events.stanford.edu/event/german_studies_lecture_series_fall202
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