Lenz y Hölderlin: genio artístico y locura en la Alemania del siglo XIX. Un retrato desde los textos de Georg Büchner y Wilhelm Waiblinger
Without knowing each other, and despite the age difference between them, German authors Georg Büchner and Wilheim Waiblinger shared the same interest in one topic: geniality related to insanity. Both, Büchner and Waiblinger, found themselves seduced by the cases of two German writers who suffered sc...
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I11-R93article-28042021-09-23T14:27:00Z Lenz and Hölderlin: The Artistic Genius and Insanity in the 19th-century German. A portrait based on the texts of Georg Büchner and Wilhelm Waiblinger Lenz y Hölderlin: genio artístico y locura en la Alemania del siglo XIX. Un retrato desde los textos de Georg Büchner y Wilhelm Waiblinger Ramos Lavin, Camila Genio Locura Esquizofrenia Literatura alemana Genius Insanity Schizophrenia German Literature Without knowing each other, and despite the age difference between them, German authors Georg Büchner and Wilheim Waiblinger shared the same interest in one topic: geniality related to insanity. Both, Büchner and Waiblinger, found themselves seduced by the cases of two German writers who suffered schizophrenia: dramatist Jakob Michael Lenz and poet Friedrich Hölderlin respectively. As a result, Büchner as well as Waiblinger decided to create their own versions of the above mentioned mentally ill artists. The first wrote a short novel called Lenz (1839) while the second, a fictionalized biography called Vida, poesía y locura de Fried Hölderlin (1831). This investigation analyses these fictions in order to identify: if certain similar behaviors are consequences of the schizophrenia illness; if there are patterns which are often repeated between genius people, and in such case, which of these are seen in Lenz and Hölderlin’s characters; and finally, which elements are from Büchner and Waiblinger’s artistic and personal creations. In addition, through the analysis of these cases, we get to know the ways in which Psychiatry may be help to the field of literature. A pesar de no conocerse y de llevarse ocho años de diferencia, los autores alemanes Georg Büchner y Wilhelm Waiblinger compartieron un mismo objeto de interés: la genialidad asociada a la locura. Tanto Büchner como Waiblinger se vieron seducidos cada uno por el caso de un escritor genio y germánico que padeció esquizofrenia: el dramaturgo Jakob Michael Lenz llamó la atención del primero y el poeta Friedrich Hölderlin la del segundo. De este modo, ambos autores decidieron crear su propia versión de los artistas enfermos. Georg Büchner escribió su novela corta Lenz (1839) y Wilhelm Waiblinger la biografía novelada Vida, poesía y locura de Friedrich Hölderlin (1831). El presente trabajo analiza dichas ficciones para determinar si ciertas conductas similares de los protagonistas son manifestaciones de la esquizofrenia; si la genialidad tiene patrones que se repiten y en caso de que así sea, cuáles se observan en Lenz y Hölderlin; y por último, qué elementos son parte de la creación artística y personal de Büchner y Waiblinger. Además, a través de estos casos, se verá qué puede aportar la Psiquiatría al ámbito de la literatura. Instituto de Literaturas Modernas 2019-12-18 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://revistas.uncu.edu.ar/ojs3/index.php/literaturasmodernas/article/view/2804 Revista de literaturas modernas; Vol. 49 No. 2 (2019): Dossier: La poesía y sus bordes: filosofía, testimonio y canción; 103-158 Revista de Literaturas Modernas; Vol. 49 Núm. 2 (2019): Dossier: La poesía y sus bordes: filosofía, testimonio y canción; 103-158 Revista de literaturas modernas; V. 49 N. 2 (2019): Dossier: La poesía y sus bordes: filosofía, testimonio y canción; 103-158 2683-8389 0556-6134 spa https://revistas.uncu.edu.ar/ojs3/index.php/literaturasmodernas/article/view/2804/2004 |
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lenz and hölderlin: the artistic genius and insanity in the 19th-century german. a portrait based on the texts of georg büchner and wilhelm waiblinger |
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Without knowing each other, and despite the age difference between them, German authors Georg Büchner and Wilheim Waiblinger shared the same interest in one topic: geniality related to insanity. Both, Büchner and Waiblinger, found themselves seduced by the cases of two German writers who suffered schizophrenia: dramatist Jakob Michael Lenz and poet Friedrich Hölderlin respectively. As a result, Büchner as well as Waiblinger decided to create their own versions of the above mentioned mentally ill artists. The first wrote a short novel called Lenz (1839) while the second, a fictionalized biography called Vida, poesía y locura de Fried Hölderlin (1831). This investigation analyses these fictions in order to identify: if certain similar behaviors are consequences of the schizophrenia illness; if there are patterns which are often repeated between genius people, and in such case, which of these are seen in Lenz and Hölderlin’s characters; and finally, which elements are from Büchner and Waiblinger’s artistic and personal creations. In addition, through the analysis of these cases, we get to know the ways in which Psychiatry may be help to the field of literature. |
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