January 24, 2013

The Darkness of the Poem is the Darkness of Death - On Martin Heidegger and Paul Celan


YouTube Video Description - [Channel: Edward Kanterian. Posted on May 31, 2012]:
Edward Kanterian (University of Kent), '"The Darkness of the Poem is the Darkness of Death": Paul Celan and the Limits of Heidegger's Thinking About Poetry'
Background of Dr. Edward Kanterian (Source: University of Kent):
Research areas: Kant, Frege, philosophy of language

Areas of competence: Much of theoretical philosophy, also aesthetics, philosophy of social science, philosophy of religion, history of modern philosophy, including German philosophy.
I am a philosopher trained in both the analytic and the Continental traditions. In my view the distinction carries no normative weight. There is good and bad philosophy in both traditions and there are lessons to be learned from each. I completed my MA in Philosophy, History and Sociology at the University of Leipzig, Germany, with a thesis on Frege and Husserl on sense and meaning, before undertaking a doctorate (DPhil) on the semantics of descriptive singular terms at the University of Oxford, completed in 2006.
The Darkness of the Poem is the Darkness of Death - On Martin Heidegger and Paul Celan