Acknowledgments
Abbreviations
Introduction
Part One: The Mark of a Poem
1. Repeat: The Experience of Poetic Language
The Turning of Logos
Saying the Same
The Limit of Writing
Again, Anew
2. Hiding: Figures of Cryptophilia in the Work of Art
Earth and Phusis
Draw-ing and Polemos
Poetry and Logos
Thesis: Stellen: Peras
3. Beyond: The Limits of the Word in Heidegger
and Blanchot
The Reading of the Word
The Writing of the Word
The Position of the Word
Part Two: The Repetition of Language
4. Suspending: The Translation of Tragedy in
Hölderlin’s Essays
The Chiasmic Ground of Empedocles
The Caesura of Oedipus
The Eccentricity of Antigone
The Rhythm of Dysmoron
5. A Void: Writing and the Essence of Language
Bearing Out
The Pain of Language
Into the Space of Renunciation
In Palimpsest
6. Fragmenting: L’iter-rature of Relation
“Without return”
. . .
“Never repeat”
(Refrain)
Notes
Index