Everything can be a motif ”“ Rose Ausländer
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https://doi.org/10.26512/belasinfieis.v9.n2.2020.27499Keywords:
Rose Ausländer; Everything can be a motif; German language literature; Exile literature; Translation.Abstract
The following translation brings into Portuguese one of Rose Ausländer's most important texts: “Everything can be a motif” (Alles kann Motiv sein), from the year 1971. Recognized as an important German-speaking poet of the second half of the 20th century, Rose Ausländer also left a prose work composed by writing essays of a highly poetic nature. Among these, “Everything can be a motif” occupies a special place, once we find in it a metaliterary gesture by Ausländer in the thematization of her own poetic making as a motive, which, as the title already anticipates, is one of the many motives that the potency of the poem enables. The text opens the largest compilation of the author's poetry so far, organized by editor Helmut Braun and published in 2012 by S. Fischer Verlag.
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AUSLÄNDER, Rose. Alles kann Motiv sein. In: Rose Ausländer - Gedicht. Org: Helmut Braun. Frankfurt am Main: Fischer Verlag, 2012, p. 7-10.
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