What Dominique Pagani says Dominique Pagani sees Hölderlin as the fellow student of Hegel and Schelling at the Tübingen Stift, with whom he planted a liberty tree, and he notes that his influence on Hegel is now being reassessed1 . He returns very often to Mnemosyne: mortals reach the abyss before the gods, and with them the echo changes. Knowledge of death thus becomes a superiority2 3 . He reads Bread and Wine closely: what Hölderlin misses in Greece is not beauty, but that "no one there was alone in bearing life"4 . He also reads In Lovely Blue, To Mother Earth, The Ister and Andenken. Against Heidegger's reading, he presents Hölderlin as a poet who favoured the Revolution and who concludes that Sophocles is republican5 6 . Finally, he links his madness to his reflection on poetic genres and to overwhelming beauty ("Apollo has struck me"), and places him with Nerval and Nietzsche among the madmen of modernity.
1 "Je est un autre" ou l'identité contradictoire 12 Dec 2023 · 45:27 2 #1.8 Entre crise et guerre : Philosopher ? 28 Jan 2016 · 1:46:11 3 #5 Bien-et Mé-faits de l'amnésie... 19 Nov 2020 · 10:14 4 #9 • Retour aux logiques du sujet 30 May 2020 · 23:33 5 10#1 L’éternelle ironie de la communauté 22 Sept 2021 · 55:16 6 #11 • Retour aux logiques du sujet 21 Jun 2020 · 1:39:30 Summary produced automatically from 150 of the passages below, to be reviewed; the numbers link to the moment in the session.
Who is this? Johann Christian Friedrich Hölderlin (UK:, US: ; German: ; 20 March 1770 – 7 June 1843) was a German poet and philosopher. Described by Norbert von Hellingrath as "the most German of Germans", Hölderlin was a key figure of German Romanticism. Particularly due to his early association with and philosophical influence on Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel and Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling, he was also an important thinker in the development of German Idealism. […]
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Season 11 · 18 Mar 2023 A SPRINGTIME OF THE PEOPLES?40:01 The listener evokes a body detaching into infinity, commented on during a live reading. 1:09:45 To the Madonna In this hymn, melancholy has devoured the song of his childhood; the Madonna gathers up the fragmented body.1:31:11 In Lovely Blue Coming down from the bell tower reveals man's stature and protects against what is fearsome in poetic illumination.1:31:51 To the Madonna Solitary happiness makes him unreasonable regarding property.1:33:53 In the Forest Man wraps himself in the garment of his shame and receives speech, the most perilous of goods.Season 11 · 17 Feb 2023 Roots or migration? From analytical reverie to current events, from Hölderlin to the war13:33 In Lovely Blue A poem from the tower period, attributed by Waiblinger to a mad poet; its clarity discourages any elucidation.21:28 In Lovely Blue From infinite blue without contour, the descent beneath the bell brings out the figure of man.33:01 In Lovely Blue Man dwells poetically; God delights in rupture; the soul must remain pure; restraint calls for Greek measure.57:35 In Lovely Blue The last lines make Oedipus a poor foreigner in Greece: to live is a death, death is also a life.Talks · 19 Mar 2022 Dominique Pagani - Hölderlin, poetry and politics6:11 Remarks on Oedipus and on Antigone Final essay before madness, which concludes that Sophocles is republican.19:13 The Bread and the Wine Close reading of the elegy, where night is a time of waiting between the Greek day and the return of the collective.1:20:26 Mnemosyne Mortals reach the abyss before the gods: finitude becomes a plus.1:28:46 Germania Germania becomes priestess and unarmed counselor of the peoples, contrary to the Heideggerian reading.1:35:55 Distich in which he says he hates the rabble of lords and priests. Season 10 · 24 Nov 2021 10#5 The figure of Antigone, such as into herself at last...14:47 Remarks on Oedipus and Antigone Last prose essay, written just before his madness.1:16:51 Remarks on Oedipus and Antigone He concludes that the rational form of tragedy is political and more precisely republican.1:26:31 Remarks on Oedipus and Antigone The most perilous moment is when spirit and the sensible object stand face to face; it is there that man takes on his outline.1:36:56 Remarks on Oedipus and Antigone He comments on the Hesperian, the sun as moral center, and Antigone's sublime presumption, then Niobe.2:03:29 The Rhine The hymn describes the dialectic of river and banks, from the excess of its youth to the founding of cities.Season 9.1 · 13 Nov 2020 #4 Benefits and harms of amnesia...34:41 Mnemosyne Reading and commentary of the first Mnemosyne: fruits ripened that return to the earth, the prophetic serpent of Delphi.43:38 Mnemosyne Much is to be retained like a burden of logs, against the ancient laws of the earth that go awry.1:03:39 Mnemosyne The first poem concludes with an intermediate solution: letting oneself be rocked as on an unsteady boat.1:05:04 Mnemosyne Commentary on the second Mnemosyne: sign without meaning, mortals who have won the abyss, dead heroes, Mnemosyne's hubris.1:09:35 Written in 1802, of a modernity that makes surrealist poetry look academic by comparison. Season 8 · 9 Jul 2020 #13 • Return to the logics of the subject1:10:19 German Song The texts of the late Hölderlin, full of gaps, are among the most difficult; full reading of the poem.1:15:04 German Song The poem opposes intoxication and sobriety, light and shadow; the lone poet seeks a measure he does not attain.1:27:21 To the Poets The poet receives the divine lightning bareheaded and transmits it to men veiled in song.1:31:24 German Song The nameless "you" is the spirit of the homeland, named by the song, far from any chauvinist sense.Season 8 · 11 Jun 2020 #10 • Return to the logics of the subject26:35 Bonaparte Poets are sacred vessels in which the soul of heroes rests, but the hero acts in the world.41:31 To Mother Earth First of the great hymns, which synthesizes the collective poet and the poet of interiority; names of the three characters.45:02 To Mother Earth Without the song of the community, the sacred would not be manifest among the living.1:02:02 To Mother Earth The one who sings alone, the abandoned temples, the nameless god, the shepherd contemplating the peaks.Season 7 · 18 Apr 2020 #5 • Harnessed to confinitude3:48 His formula: fear before truth arising from pleasure at its contact, which announces psychoanalysis. 38:19 The Bread and the Wine The poem floats between Christ and Dionysus, night and day; the nocturnal is exceptional in his poetry, which is otherwise too luminous.50:38 The Bread and the Wine Commentary on the stanzas: the night of non-knowledge, sacred intoxication and the mad, but the day remains dearer, where thought reigns.1:08:38 Poem he prefers to call Evocation: it is not good to have in the soul no perishable thought. 1:18:06 The Bread and the Wine We come too late: truth is fearsome from excess of happiness, and what moderns lack is the Greece where no one was alone.Season 5.2 · 26 Mar 2019 #5.5 Nature or Landscape?30:47 The Walk The setting is annihilated down to "the beauty that wells up at the sources of the very first image."35:18 In Lovely Blue From the blue where there is nothing to see, one comes back down toward the measure of man, who dwells poetically on the earth.43:55 The Eagle Migration from the Indus raises the question "where shall we want to remain?"53:32 German Song The native turn: the modern poet, in the shade, finds in speech and the collective what takes over from the religious.1:30:36 God himself wears a garment; Semele, struck by lightning, gives birth to Bacchus. Season 3 · 1 Aug 2017 #3.4 From Ulysses to Daedalus22:32 Poems of Madness Secluded in his tower, he writes: "Only now do I understand man, since I live far from him."37:35 Greece "Mine is the discourse of the fatherland"; the Greeks neglected the "national"; "who then governs now? A race of serpents."48:19 Rousseau A great post-Rousseauian, he sees great poets appear at the beginning and end of the great historical eras.50:49 Commentators heir to Heidegger never quote his "patriotic discourse." 1:05:13 The Bread and the Wine "Why poets in this time of miserable shadow?": the quotation that closes the talk.Season 9.1 · 19 Nov 2020 #5 Benefits and harms of amnesia...10:14 Mnemosyne Mortals reach the abyss before the gods, thus with them the echo changes: he explains the three versions and why he keeps the word echo.40:28 Mnemosyne The fragment poses a problem that Proust's texts do not yet resolve.50:37 Mnemosyne Recalls the end of the first version: "forward, backward, we do not want to see."1:26:10 Mnemosyne We now understand why the echo changes: a back-and-forth between the effort of anamnesis and the effort not to know.Season 11 · 3 Sept 2023 Worldliness in Clouscard: Desiring what? Through whom??20:05 Born in 1770, like Hegel and Beethoven. 1:14:02 To Mother Earth God would not be manifest without the community's song, but the one who sings alone must be spared.1:36:46 To Mother Earth The solitary song is the best way to return to the essential of the collective.Season 11 · 22 Jul 2023 Worldliness in Clouscard - The world as "cunning of reason"37:45 Born in 1770, of the generation of the Revolution. 1:06:43 Hosted for thirty-seven years by a carpenter in the tower by the Neckar; writes him verses on the genius of Daedalus. 1:17:47 The tower, the Tübingen Stift; a fragment from the time of his madness on the peacefully flowing Neckar. Season 11 · 28 Sept 2022 And what about the subject in all this? Hölderlin, Mallarmé and Baudelaire27:59 Poet of poetry, who grew up in Swabia and the Black Forest; his last hymns bear the names of rivers. 32:34 The Ister A commented reading: oppositions of shadow and light, the river as sign, the final humility.43:31 A theology student at Tübingen with Hegel and Schelling. Season 10 · 3 Nov 2021 10#4 From Lascaux to modern music, the permanence of the political stakes in aesthetics8:01 Born in 1770, of the same generation as Beethoven and Hegel. 32:53 The Ister The contrast between "the traveler's road" and "for the shade of the trees" is Beethovenian; sentences riddled with gaps, of parataxis.1:09:35 To the Germans Demands the song of an entire people and asks where the German Olympia is, an admission of powerlessness.Season 10 · 6 Oct 2021 10#2 Dialectics of identity and difference1:08:28 Fellow student of Hegel; his poem on the clover evokes Heracles, Dionysus and Christ. 1:31:30 A poet with vertiginous philosophical considerations. 1:42:51 Patmos The Father demands that the letter be respected, and German song obeys it.Season 9.2 · 28 Apr 2021 9 #20 From SIGNAL to SIGN • Einstein24:54 He speaks of an echo come from Asia, the jubilant cry of the first civilizations that still resounds, like the echo of the Big Bang. 59:33 Mnemosyne "A sign such are we and of no sense": we do not produce signs, we are sign.Series · 28 Jan 2021 Musicosophy 12. Nietzsche (right up) against Wagner20:43 His commentary on a fragment of Pindar: "the waters impetuously sought their course." 1:12:58 A partisan of the Revolution and admirer of Rousseau, he is the author of an aphorism against priestly hypocrisy; Heidegger tainted him. Season 8 · 21 Jun 2020 #11 • Return to the logics of the subject19:08 Fellow student of Hegel and Schelling at the Tübingen Stift. 25:06 For him, Greek culture is the inverse of ours. 1:11:19 Letter to Böhlendorff On returning from Bordeaux, he says that Apollo struck him and describes how the Greeks preserved themselves from the violence of the element.1:39:30 In Lovely Blue Poet favorable to the Revolution, to be wrested from Heidegger; his Oedipus Rex has an eye too many.1:42:34 German Song Poem announced for the next session.Season 8 · 30 May 2020 #9 • Return to the logics of the subject23:33 Bread and Wine What he regrets about Greece is not its beauty but that no one there was alone in bearing life.43:46 In the Forest Man dwells in huts, wraps himself in the garment of his shame, and preserves the spirit; hence his freedom and speech, the most perilous of goods.Season 7 · 4 Apr 2020 #3 • Harnessed to confinitude42:46 "King Oedipus has one eye too many, perhaps": modern man knows too much. 52:51 One can fall upward as well as downward. 1:09:58 His stay in Bordeaux shows that globalization is not a thing of today. 1:39:22 He calls for a Greece extended to the whole of society; fragment: the Greeks wanted to found an empire of art, and Greece foundered. Season 6 · 19 Feb 2020 #6.5 • The Logic of the Subject in the face of the reconstitution of Nazism26:35 In a late theoretical text: one can fall upward as well as downward; his madness perhaps a protection against the Restoration. 34:01 The Walk Poem of madness, of naive simplicity, ending in beauty welling up at the edges of the first image: a limit, a prohibition.Series · 23 Aug 2019 D. Pagani / M. Clouscard's reply to C. Morilhat (1987)1:19:16 One of the three fellow students who denounce the falsification of Kant. 1:28:04 "Clover leaf splendidly green" designates the three friends; his influence on Hegel is being reassessed. Season 5.2 · 30 Jun 2019 #5.8 Nature or Landscape?12:42 "O good city, not shapeless, but without strength, mixed with the enemy": the compromise of the temperate zone with nature. 1:15:30 Anecdote from Tours: to the lady who asks him if he is Greek, he replies that he is German. Season 4 · 14 Jun 2018 #4.9 Angélique (by Nerval)1:33:30 His Greece is one where "no one was alone in bearing life," united by mythology, language, and games. 1:46:05 The carpenter who took him in for 37 years recounts that he chants verses to the blue sky without writing them. Season 4 · 16 May 2018 #4.8 Angélique (by Nerval)1:05:29 Among the Greeks no one bore life alone; fragment: "he wanted to found an empire of art." 1:26:57 A hymn: without the community that sings it, the Father would not be manifest. 1:42:32 Mad, psychically dead at 30. Season 2 · 1 Aug 2017 #2.8 Between crisis and war: Philosophising?1:28:00 In his translations of Pindar: fear of truth because of the pleasure found in contact with it. 1:28:19 At the Source of the Danube His last hymns bear the names of rivers; the Danube, the only great river that flows eastward.1:31:13 At the Source of the Danube Like Marx, he begins with Asia; the word from the East passes through Greece and Rome down to us.1:37:21 The Rhine Heavy to bear is misfortune, but happiness even more so.Season 3 · 1 Aug 2017 #3.1 From Ulysses to Daedalus3:40 Andenken His trip to Bordeaux makes him encounter Greece as the South; he replies to an aristocrat: "On the contrary, I am German."39:27 Mnemosyne The gods cannot do everything, mortals reach the abyss: with men the echo changes, there is no longer mere repetition.Season 2 · 15 Feb 2016 #2.2 Between crisis and war: Philosophising?0:00 Speech, "the most perilous of goods" given to man. 1:01:58 Mnemosyne Mortals reach the abyss before the gods; with them the echo changes, a new temporality appears.1:09:49 Explains why the gods need mortals: finitude. 1:34:57 Reading of "In huts man dwells": speech, the most perilous of goods, in the medium. Series · 2 Feb 2016 Hegel on the Beach 5/51:11:42 The trip to Bordeaux; 'the spirit loves the colony' refers to wine that ages while traveling. 1:18:41 Andenken Poem of sensations; the fragrant cup and conversation: it is good to have perishable thoughts.Series · 1 Feb 2016 Hegel on the Beach 1/57:29 At the Source of the Danube His poetry rises to the philosophical and rediscovers the Hegelian conception of history: Orient, Greece, the West.1:41:15 Planted a tree of liberty in Tübingen with Hegel and Schelling. 1:46:27 At the Source of the Danube The stupor that darkens the eyes of the best explains the hecatomb of his generation.Season 1 · 11 Dec 2015 #1.7 Between crisis and war: Philosophising?1:23:40 "Apollo has struck me": the stunning beauty explains his madness; happiness is heavier than unhappiness. 1:33:51 Fellow student of Hegel and Schelling, one of the greatest poets, also a philosopher, notably on judgment. Talks · 2 Dec 2024 "Napoleon, or the reasons of cunning", with Dominique Pagani12:57 Born the same year as Hegel and Beethoven. 35:37 Feast of Peace Hymn written for the Peace of Amiens; Napoleon appears there as the prince of the celebration who renounces his distant homeland.Season 13 · 2 Dec 2024 Evil, or the "unknowing" of the self19:58 In his poems brings together Dionysus, Christ and Heracles, in the image of the clover leaf. Season 13 · 20 Sept 2024 Sickness, misfortune, evil18:05 Cited for his poems on great rivers. 52:16 On Dionysus, he says it is not good to have no perishable thought in one's soul. 1:21:26 Of Hegel's generation, at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries. Season 13 · 2 Sept 2024 Clouscard: The metamorphoses of class struggle29:00 Hegelian studies reassess his philosophical influence on Hegel; his maxim on reason and heart opens the site. 38:36 Rousseau has both reason and heart, to borrow Hölderlin's phrase. Season 12 · 11 Jul 2024 After the vote - Entering a zone of turbulence47:32 Remarks on Oedipus and Antigone He ends his essay by speaking of "Sophocles the republicans," at a time when saying "Republic" is treated as an accusation of French partisanship.Season 12 · 12 Dec 2023 "I is another", or contradictory identity38:40 Author of philosophical essays of high standing on becoming and the perishable. 45:27 Fellow student of Hegel and Schelling at the Stift in Tübingen, where they plant a tree of liberty in 1790. Season 11 · 29 Jun 2023 Worldliness in Clouscard: Aragon and the positivity of the negative1:50:36 Bread and Wine He regrets that in Greece no one alone bore life: the supreme good gives joy through exchange and sharing with strangers.Talks · 20 Mar 2023 PHILOSOPHY with PAGANI: A for ANTIGONE8:10 One of the greatest poets of all time, Hegel's roommate at the Stift. 9:01 Remarks on Antigone Last text wrested from madness: his remarks on his translations of Oedipus and Antigone.Series · 20 Jul 2022 WAGNER - THE TRUTH OF PURE MUSIC • Pagani Parle Musique13:40 His phrase on speech, the most perilous of the goods given to man, marks the ambivalence of speech. Series · 20 May 2022 Dominique Pagani - Who is hiding beneath the surfaces? Aesthetics and politics58:44 His political thought is the subject of an interview; he quotes "Mein ist die Rede vom Vaterland": mine is the discourse of the fatherland. Season 10 · 7 Apr 2022 #12 From Kafka to Proust, the dialectical passage from the intermezzo to the perpetuated edge36:05 An elliptical fragment, "at the fall of the river the cities": the river must fall in order to become useful and industrious. 1:26:58 Haunted by memories of Bordeaux upon returning to Germany, before his madness: the smell of lemon and olive oil. 1:53:22 A fragment on having enough heart or love. Series · 5 Mar 2022 Panzer-philosophy against the cogito: neo-fascism or the ideology of nature. Heidegger/Descartes38:15 Housed in Tübingen by a carpenter, he proposes to him to build a Greek temple, then writes to him: "Of Daedalus you have the genius, and the forest." Season 10 · 23 Dec 2021 10#7 "Post-modern" eco-petty-Nazism - Plato's Gorgias1:49:44 Mnemosyne Mortals, who know limit, reach the abyss before the gods do; "time is long, but the true arrives."Season 10 · 22 Sept 2021 10#1 The eternal irony of the community55:16 Remarks on Oedipus and Antigone Concludes that Sophocles is republican, which ruins the Heideggerian reading of Hölderlin.Series · 6 Jun 2021 #3 Nomad or sedentary? - The case of Nerval11:30 A poet haunted by Greece who died mad like Nerval; his question "Where would we want to remain?" opens the session. Series · 20 May 2021 Cynicism of the extreme centre or epistemic heroism? The dialectic of the middle • Dominique Pagani27:24 He quotes a fragment: to name the most beautiful of heroines and to keep silent, which he applies to the migrants who died in the Mediterranean. 1:02:58 What he regrets about Greece is that no one there was alone in bearing life. Season 9.2 · 12 May 2021 9 #21 Science and/or philosophy of "Artificial Intelligence"1:46:12 Mnemosyne Mortals reach the abyss before the gods, so with them the echo changes: what exceeds any stimulus-response model.Season 9.2 · 29 Jan 2021 9 #13 How can sciences of history be real?42:52 Hyperion's Song of Fate "You walk up there in the light": the gods live in luminous weightlessness, opposite the giants.Season 9.1 · 24 Dec 2020 #10 Benefits and harms of amnesia...21:43 Letter to Casimir Ulrich Böhlendorff He speaks of light, "its force as it comes, its force as it goes."1:01:27 Remarks on Oedipus According to him, Oedipus interprets the oracle's word too infinitely.1:32:08 Rilke recalls his lines on mortals who reach the abyss before the gods. Series · 11 Dec 2020 Musicosophy 5. Happiness versus the death drive in music58:00 Feast of Peace The peace of Lunéville inspires this hymn where Bonaparte stands alongside Dionysus and Christ.1:03:57 Andenken "It is not good to have in the soul no perishable thought": no happiness without pleasure.1:24:15 Quote at the head of the site: if you have heart and reason, do not show them together. Series · 3 Dec 2020 Musicosophy 2. From Lévi-Strauss to Nerval on music1:28:30 Fragment of madness: the laughter of men afflicts him; he targets a class laughter, not humor. Series · 3 Dec 2020 Musicosophy 1. Schubert and the master singers16:22 The Rhine The gushing of the Rhine that tears at its banks, the opposite of the Schubertian river.21:57 During his madness, he might say: nothing happens to me. 26:50 Bread and Wine A nocturne of very rare serenity for him, where the marketplace rests and the fountains murmur.40:48 Patmos The conclusion of Patmos is compared to the final harangue of Die Meistersinger.Series · 3 Dec 2020 Musicosophy 3. What is called modern music?1:15:25 "Forward, backward, we do not want to see": echoes almost word for word the fifth Walk. Season 9.1 · 30 Nov 2020 #6 Answers to questions12:03 Mnemosyne "Mortals reach the abyss before the gods… long is the time, but the true comes to pass": the long duration in which freedom emerges.Season 7 · 11 Apr 2020 #4 • Harnessed to confinitude49:53 "King Oedipus has one eye too many": modern man sees and knows too much. 55:06 Born in 1770 like Hegel and Beethoven, the generation of the storming of the Bastille. 1:16:17 The Bread and the Wine His great elegy will conclude the sequence of the three madmen; he recommends Gustave Roud's translation.Series · 23 Mar 2020 Interview with Dominique Pagani: Introduction to the upcoming workshops43:15 Letter to Böhlendorff The Greeks perish consumed, the moderns move toward death little by little: less grandiose but deeper.45:18 The Titans The opening of the hymn evokes countless dead.Season 5.2 · 29 Jul 2019 #5.9 Kafka: An Imperial Message48:36 In a commentary on Pindar: "fear of the truth because of the pleasure felt in its contact." Season 5.2 · 2 May 2019 #5.6 Nature or Landscape?6:12 Confined in his madness, taken in for 37 years by a carpenter, who tells him: "you have genius and the forest." Series · 2 May 2019 Dominique Pagani ▷II Michel Foucault55:55 With Hegel and Schelling, he writes that priests recuperate Kant against French ideas. Series · 12 Mar 2019 Dominique Pagani ▷II Pablo Servigne1:51:43 Bread and Wine "And why poets in a destitute time": the poets wander like the priests of the god of wine in the holy night.Season 5.2 · 25 Jan 2019 #5.4 Introduction / Nature or Landscape?36:06 "O good town, not shapeless, but mixed without force with the enemy": the compromise between man and nature, the ideal landscape. Season 5.1 · 6 Dec 2018 #5.2 bis FaceBookLive / Questions (1)52:30 Fellow student of Hegel in theology. 1:17:41 Mnemosyne The gods cannot do everything; men reach the abyss sooner; time is long, but the true comes to pass.Season 5.1 · 21 Nov 2018 #5.2 The philosopher's Odyssey: Revolutionary thought1:11:26 Mnemosyne Mortals reach the abyss before the gods: the knowledge of death changes the echo.1:31:57 In a letter: we, moderns, are eccentric, unlike the Greeks. 1:33:17 Time both binds and separates. Talks · 2 Jul 2018 Tribute to Domenico Losurdo1:34:39 He goes mad at 30. 2:10:05 Hegel's roommate, he is not an apolitical hypochondriac: "Mine is the discourse of the fatherland." Season 4 · 12 Apr 2018 #4.7 Angélique (by Nerval)48:08 A poem says that Frankfurt is the navel of the world. 1:51:04 A fragment says that among the Greeks the national was neglected and that Greece perished. Season 4 · 15 Mar 2018 #4.6 Angélique (by Nerval)37:13 Andenken Obsessed with Greece and Christianity; letter after Bordeaux: the moderns sing according to nature and homeland.1:48:32 Fascinated by the figures of great rivers. 1:53:58 The father has hidden his face from men. Season 4 · 12 Feb 2018 #4.5 Angélique (by Nerval)1:05:26 As on a Holiday The poet stands bareheaded to receive the divine ray and soften it for men; "Apollo has struck me."Season 4 · 12 Nov 2017 #4.2 Angélique (by Nerval)24:21 Born in 1770; the clover leaf that splendidly turned green. 37:59 He used to say that Frankfurt is the navel of the world. 1:01:25 He restored presence to Greece, then performs the patriotic reversal toward the last of the gods, Christ. Season 2 · 1 Aug 2017 #2.5 Between crisis and war: Philosophising?9:43 Thought is the slave of language: it goes only where speech takes it. Season 2 · 1 Aug 2017 #2.7 Between crisis and war: Philosophising?1:41:12 Bread and Wine Opposes Apollonian Greece to the world of night brought by Christ; the moderns live in the mode of waiting.Season 3 · 1 Aug 2017 #3.2 From Ulysses to Daedalus16:24 A theology student with Hegel and Schelling. 21:29 Passage listed. 25:15 Quoted: "the waters impetuously sought their course." 44:26 Passage listed. 48:14 He thinks aorgic nature and understands that Greece is not the happy medium. 1:45:52 "One can fall upward just as well as downward." Season 3 · 1 Aug 2017 #3.3 From Ulysses to Daedalus1:37:44 The bare-headed poet facing the divine fire; among the Greeks no one bore life alone. Season 3 · 1 Aug 2017 #3.6 From Ulysses to Daedalus1:26:11 In his madness: "only now do I understand man, now that I live far from him." 1:36:23 The step of man is the measure of the world. Talks · 9 Mar 2017 Is History a subject?1:04:39 "The most perilous of goods, speech, given to man." Talks · 18 Jun 2016 At the bistro with Pagani: part 149:31 His madness comes from having reflected on the genres, alternated in the poem; no one took them more seriously. 59:39 First of the three madmen of modernity haunted by the fusion of genres. Season 2 · 18 Feb 2016 #2.3 Between crisis and war: Philosophising?18:10 Passage listed. 21:50 Patmos One of the most beautiful poems of all time, a great hymn of long lyrical breath, to be read.1:48:34 Witnesses the beginning of the destruction of classical form; the one who thought these things through most deeply. Series · 2 Feb 2016 Hegel on the Beach 4/51:05:49 Mnemosyne The immortals cannot do everything; mortals reach the abyss before them; time is long, but the true comes to pass.2:09:36 The Hesperian world, that is, the Western world. Series · 29 Jan 2016 What is to be done? 3/331:08 In his tower, he understands man by living far from him; the mind loves the colony. 50:16 Fragment on given landscapes, the destiny of modern humanity. Season 1 · 28 Jan 2016 #1.8 Between crisis and war: Philosophising?1:46:11 Mnemosyne The celestial ones cannot do everything; mortals reach the abyss before them: the knowledge of death makes their superiority.Season 1 · 10 Dec 2015 #1.4 Between crisis and war: Philosophising?1:17:27 Poet and philosopher, he influenced Hegel's youth, with whom he shared a philosophical and poetic complicity. Talks · 23 Jun 2015 L'île du Peuple: the debate18:06 His aphorism "at the mouth of the river, the cities": man gives up a little of his initial voracity for living together. Series · 9 Jan 2015 Z for Zero6:35 Mnemosyne The gods cannot do everything; mortals reach the abyss before them: man is superior to the gods, who know neither death nor, therefore, feeling.Series · 8 Jan 2015 Y for Yonville5:23 A poet who acclaims the Revolution and passes for nostalgic for Greece. His hymn begins with "while waiting," which defines the function of the imaginary. Series · 29 Dec 2014 O for Opposition14:53 Returning from Bordeaux, he answers an aristocrat who takes him for a Greek: "On the contrary, Madam, I am German." Series · 15 Dec 2014 A for Antigone4:45 The greatest poet of the age, Hegel's roommate at the Stift. 5:16 Remarks on Oedipus and Remarks on Antigone Hegel spoke of Antigone with him above all; his remarks on his translations are a last text wrested from madness.Series · 6 Jul 2026 From Plato to Proust - Readings on the Spot42:01 Roommate of Hegel and Schelling at Tübingen. Season 13 · 9 Aug 2025 The repression of the subject in bourgeois civil society2:47 Cited with Hegel and Schelling among the young men of the Romantic era. Season 12 · 21 Apr 2024 Saving the saviour? Redemption - the end of the cycle or its new beginning?1:12:39 The religions of the book appeared in the desert. Season 12 · 18 Feb 2024 Secularism, the truth of religion?1:11:51 Among the great German romantics who died, went mad or committed suicide. Season 12 · 4 Jan 2024 I am not who you think I am - The elusive identity22:12 Fellow student of Hegel at the theology seminary. Season 12 · 22 Dec 2023 Birth and carnage - The Massacre of the Innocents1:02:10 A phrase according to which God himself needs a garment, an exteriority. Season 11 · 7 Aug 2023 NIGER SPECIAL: Should we "blacken the corpses"?44:23 Less reactionary than Novalis. Season 11 · 9 Jul 2023 Worldliness in Clouscard - The clash of worlds?19:30 Cited among the usual authors of the series. 1:19:53 Speech, the most perilous of gifts, given to man to fail as much as to accomplish. Season 11 · 18 May 2023 Worldliness in Clouscard, or privileges for all36:30 In Lovely Blue The line "does God take pleasure in making hearts bleed" is linked to Rimbaud.1:21:40 Compared to Jerusalem adorned for her husband. Season 11 · 13 Nov 2022 Dialectics of hesitation and decision50:49 One of the young men of Tübingen influenced by Fichte. Season 11 · 19 Oct 2022 "Speech is the best and the worst of things" (Aesop)13:03 The Ister The text on the Ister: the stream from the Black Forest that becomes the Danube seems reluctant to leave its native forest.Season 11 · 14 Oct 2022 Clouscard and the problem of Socrates45:39 The Ister Excerpt discussed in the previous session.1:34:44 At the Tübingen seminary with Schelling and Hegel. Talks · 14 Jul 2022 From Plato to world revolution, by Dominique Pagani14:02 Used to say that Frankfurt was the navel of the world, like the Greeks with Delphi. Season 10 · 23 Jun 2022 #15 Nietzsche: Philosophical or musical relevance? Answers to questions1:06:01 An example of serious pathology in romanticism. Season 10 · 10 Jun 2022 #14 Caves of Yesterday and Today - From Plato to modernity1:28:22 Cited by Aragon among his favorite poets, 'for reasons no one will understand.' Season 10 · 24 Feb 2022 #10 UKRAINE: From the problem of "Edges" to the unleashing of war11:56 Poem from the period of madness: wanting to look neither forward nor backward, rocked like a small boat. 1:34:15 "If you have reason and heart, do not show them together, no one will ever believe you." 2:04:17 He repeats the same maxim to refuse the label of red-brown. 2:25:58 Poem that compares eagles to light bridges between peaks. Season 10 · 10 Feb 2022 #9 PICTURES AT AN EXHIBITION: Art, seen from here or from the other side?1:13:50 Evokes in a poem the Baptist's head on a platter. Season 10 · 8 Dec 2021 10#6 War and Peace: "The death drives advance in silence..." (Freud)56:13 According to Thomas Mann, the Germans must reconcile him with Marx within themselves. Series · 4 Oct 2021 #4 Nomad and sedentary - The case of Nerval47:18 Born in 1770, like Hegel and Beethoven. Season 10 · 20 Sept 2021 Presentation of the 2021/2022 workshops - Association membership10:31 His photographs illustrate the review published in Les Lettres françaises. Season 9.2 · 9 Jun 2021 9 #23 "Ruled like music paper!" • Bach • Nerval • Lévi-Strauss1:17:55 Andenken Poem of the equinox that ends with "the sea takes away and gives back memory."Series · 18 Apr 2021 #2 Lenin, or the wings of dreams17:05 Klopstock was one of his favorite authors. Series · 25 Mar 2021 Musicosophy 18. What is musical in music31:52 A poet in whom there is an underlying philosophy. Series · 10 Mar 2021 Musicosophy 16. Programme music / Pure music1:11:22 Brahms set one of his texts to music. Series · 9 Feb 2021 Musicosophy 15. Plato, Rousseau, Hegel and music1:18:04 Poet who does philosophy. Series · 2 Feb 2021 Musicosophy 13. Mozart restored16:57 "May I not lose the path that has brought me this far." Series · 24 Jan 2021 Musicosophy 11. Modal and tonal music1:29 His parataxis contrasted with Dominique Pagani's subordinate style. Series · 15 Jan 2021 Musicosophy 9. Romantic irony and the Vinteuil sonata9:17 Poet of early German romanticism. 31:57 Hesperia, the West as twilight. Season 9.2 · 14 Jan 2021 9 #12 How can sciences of history be real?1:38:17 A comparison of her name with "Freya die holde," Freya the gracious. Season 9.2 · 7 Jan 2021 9 #11 How can sciences of history be real?39:11 In Lovely Blue "King Oedipus perhaps has one eye too many," he says in a very beautiful poem.Series · 17 Dec 2020 Musicosophy 7. The Greeks, myth and music2:22 His conception of the national gains importance in Clouscard's work. 48:10 Among those who created German Greece. Season 9.1 · 26 Nov 2020 #6 Presentation of the dominiquepagani.fr website29:58 Cited among the authors of the texts of the Chemins subsahariens. Season 9.1 · 6 Nov 2020 #3 Benefits and harms of amnesia...6:41 Mnemosyne The two planned texts, Mnemosyne 1 and 2, are postponed because of their complexity.1:05:48 Poem evoking the forest of columns at Palmyra. Season 9.1 · 23 Oct 2020 #2 Benefits and harms of amnesia...3:00 His poems on Mnemosyne, obscure at first, are postponed to later. 1:21:24 His texts on Mnemosyne will be dealt with next time, illuminated by what precedes. Season 9.1 · 8 Oct 2020 #1 Benefits and harms of amnesia...22:14 A poet who does philosophy within German idealism. Season 8 · 2 Jul 2020 #12 • Return to the logics of the subject6:35 German Song A poem announced for the end of the session, taken from the sketched hymns, then postponed to another session.15:03 The divinity is present among mortals only if the community knows how to sing it with one heart. 16:35 In Lovely Blue Quoted on the night and its stars, no purer than man.1:20:26 "It is not good to have in the soul no perishable thought," quoted with respect to sleep. Season 7 · 5 May 2020 #7 • Harnessed to confinitude58:19 Germania Heidegger devotes a course to this poem, in which he makes Heraclitus a German.Season 7 · 26 Apr 2020 #6 • Harnessed to confinitude27:46 Contemporary of Coleridge, in the intermediate period between old and new regime. 1:44:37 Bread and Wine His hymn to the night, exceptional in a poetry he says is cluttered with sun.Season 7 · 30 Mar 2020 #2 - Harnessed to Confinitude4:56 Cited among the authors his long journey leads to. Season 6 · 29 Mar 2020 #6.6 • The Logic of the Subject in the face of the reconstitution of Nazism4:39 "Thus time both binds and separates much." 1:46:46 Feast of Peace What lies dormant below, before having matured, can surge up.Season 6 · 30 Jan 2020 #6.4 • The Logic of the Subject in the face of the reconstitution of Nazism1:14:22 He too discovers the depth of Christianity and the Jewish world. Season 6 · 8 Jan 2020 #6.3 • The Logic of the Subject in the face of the reconstitution of Nazism8:28 Fragment: a vessel to contain the poet's word. 1:06:55 "King Oedipus has one eye too many," says this friend of Hegel. Season 6 · 23 Oct 2019 #6.1 • The Logic of the Subject • season 6 / 2019-2011:54 To be reunited with Marx according to Thomas Mann. 1:09:37 Says in a poem that Frankfurt is the navel of the world. Talks · 21 Sept 2019 Pagani without detours40:26 Born in 1770, like Hegel and Beethoven. 47:08 Will take up the figure of Diotima again. 1:08:33 A student at the Stift in Tübingen, he is indignant at the recuperation of Kant. Season 5.2 · 26 May 2019 #5.7 Nature or Landscape?1:08:45 "Long is the time, but the true comes," regarding the concept of history. Talks · 13 Feb 2019 Hegel and the yellow vests (Part 1)1:30:37 Associated with the text of the mythology of reason. Season 5.2 · 4 Feb 2019 #5.4 Nature or Landscape?15:17 "Good things come in threes," in a fragment. 57:41 Unwritten wildness. Season 5.1 · 31 Dec 2018 #5.3 The philosopher's Odyssey: Revolutionary thought1:07:42 One of the three students at Tübingen. 1:47:01 Mnemosyne "A sign such we are and meaningless": what one sees first is the sign.Season 5.1 · 2 Nov 2018 #5.1 bis FaceBook Live / Questions57:50 Cited among the romantics struck by madness. Season 5.1 · 24 Oct 2018 #5.1 The philosopher's Odyssey: Revolutionary thought1:16:15 Born in 1770, like Hegel and Beethoven. Series · 5 Jul 2018 Being and Code1:25:25 With Hegel and Schelling at Tübingen. Season 4 · 15 Jan 2018 #4.4 Angélique (by Nerval)1:13:14 We will see the same back-and-forth movement up close. Season 4 · 11 Dec 2017 #4.3 Angélique (by Nerval)1:06:20 Of the generation of 1770; one of the greatest poets, in the same room as Hegel and Schelling. Season 4 · 18 Oct 2017 #4.1 Angélique (by Nerval)29:04 Frankfurt is "the navel of the world." Season 3 · 1 Aug 2017 #3.5 From Ulysses to Daedalus47:40 "Apollo struck me": the imprudence toward the sun. Talks · 1 Aug 2017 Should we save Private Lordon? Dominique Pagani read by G.Protche19:53 Lines quoted at the close of the postface. Season 2 · 1 Aug 2017 #2.6 Between crisis and war: Philosophising?3:17 His "cloverleaf" describes the poet, the mathematician and the philosopher. 1:41:45 A poem cited about the desert as the site of modernity. Talks · 2 Aug 2016 Tribute to Jacques D'Hondt (2)10:07 He plants a tree of liberty with Schelling and Hegel. Talks · 19 Jun 2016 At the bistro with Pagani: part 211:53 Example of a psyche that sinks, unlike Rousseau's. 15:47 A first-magnitude star at the beginning of German romanticism. 32:50 More modern in 1801 than the French romantics thirty years later. Season 2 · 10 Mar 2016 #2.4 Between crisis and war: Philosophising?7:00 He wanted to redo the Greek gesture to the point of madness. Season 2 · 15 Feb 2016 #2.1 Between crisis and war: Philosophising?7:46 Poem where Christ, Dionysus and Heracles are "like hunters on the hunt." 1:50:08 In a triangle of madness with Nerval and Nietzsche, an expression of modernity. Series · 2 Feb 2016 Hegel on the Beach 3/521:35 His correspondence with friends shows that Kant was their reference. Series · 1 Feb 2016 Hegel on the Beach 2/55:10 The greatest poet of his time, at the Stift with Hegel; later taken in by a carpenter in his tower. 1:26:24 Discussed tragedy with Hegel as the summit of Greek art. Series · 8 Dec 2015 Dominique Pagani on Michel Clouscard - The paths of praxis 1/252:12 He is one of the three friends at the Tübingen Stift who plant the tree of liberty. Series · 4 Jan 2015 U for Übermensch8:07 According to Thomas Mann, he must be reconciled with Marx. .jpg)
Season 11 · 18 Mar 2023A SPRINGTIME OF THE PEOPLES?
