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276 Notes to pages 116–129<br />

3 SeeMichael Hamburger, The Truth of Poetry (London: Methuen, 1982), p. 70.<br />

4 See Perraudin, Poetry in Context,pp.90, 94.<br />

5 RenéWellek, ‘What is Symbolism?’, in The Symbolist Movement in the Literature<br />

of European Languages, ed. Anna Balakian (Budapest: Akadémiai Kiado, 1984),<br />

p. 27.<br />

6 Cited by Haskell M. Block, ‘Heine and the French Symbolists’, in Creative<br />

Encounter, ed. Leland R. Phelps and A. Tilo Alt (Chapel Hill: University of<br />

North Carolina Press, 1978), pp. 25–39: see p. 28.<br />

7 Cited by Wellek, ‘What is Symbolism?’, pp. 26, 27.<br />

8 Hamburger, The Truth of Poetry,p.70.<br />

9 B 1, 309: line 967; see also the editor’s remarks on the sonnet, 765–6.<br />

10 Bernhard Böschenstein, ‘Wirkungen des französischen Symbolismus auf die<br />

deutsche Dichtung’, Euphorion 58 (1964), p. 376.<br />

11 Friedrich Gundolf, George (Berlin: Georg Bondi, 1930), p. 10.<br />

12 Ibid., pp. 11, 6.<br />

13 Rudolf Borchardt, Ewiger Vorrat deutscher Poesie (Munich: Verlag der Bremer<br />

Presse, 1926), p. 456.<br />

14 Ibid., p. 452.<br />

15 Ibid., p. 457.<br />

16 Ibid., p. 443.<br />

17 Kraus, Untergang der Welt,p.185<br />

18 Borchardt, Ewiger Vorrat,p.459.<br />

19 Borchardt’s intuition reflects the derivative element in Heine’s work documented<br />

by Michael Perraudin.<br />

20 Borchardt, Ewiger Vorrat,pp.458–9.<br />

21 See Jacques Grange, Rudolf Borchardt 1877–1945, 2 vols. (Bern, Frankfurt am<br />

Main, New York: Peter Lang, 1983), vol. II, p. 893.<br />

22 Borchardt, Ewiger Vorrat,p.459.Myitalics.<br />

23 It seems fanciful to suggest that this is supposed to attest ‘la continuitédelavie<br />

intellectuelle et spirituelle allemande’. See Grange, Rudolf Borchardt, p.884;<br />

Borchardt, Ewiger Vorrat,p.25.<br />

24 Foradiscussion of Borchardt’s treatment of this poem, see Würffel, Der produktive<br />

Widerspruch, pp.56–63.<br />

25 Adorno, ‘George’, Gesammelte Schriften,vol.XI, p. 525; Notes to Literature,vol.<br />

II, p. 180.<br />

26 ‘Manchmal jedoch redet wirklich aus George, wie ein letztes Mal, und wie<br />

andere es nur vortäuschten, Sprache selber. ’Adorno, ‘George’, Gesammelte<br />

Schriften, vol. XI, p. 529; Notes to Literature,vol. II, p. 185.<br />

7 the real heine: atta troll and allegory<br />

1 ‘Das Barocke, das Saloppe, das unverschämt Prosaische an diesen Versen ist<br />

eben das Poetische’ (B 6/2, 677).<br />

2 Würffel summarizes the central themes as love (St Simonianism), politics, and<br />

the question of artistic quality (Derproduktive Widerspruch, p.201).

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