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Kathrin H Rosenfield

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ID539279
NAMEKathrin H Rosenfield
GIVEN NAMESKathrin H
FAMILY NAMERosenfield
SIGNATUREROSENFIELD K H
AFFILIATIONSUniversidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS7
TOTAL CITATIONS1
WORKS AS AUTHOR7
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1999
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2019
H-INDEX1
  • Representações da inteligência feminina na Grécia clássica

    Open Access•Kathrin H Rosenfield, Kathrin Holzermayr Lerrer Rosenfield•ARTICLE•Revista Linguagem & Ensino•2019

    Pode-se entender a tragédia como um gênero que reúne formas históricas de pensamento diversas – diferentes estágios do muthos e o logos. Este artigo desvenda como se processa em algumas figuras trágicas femininas uma ruptura significativa com as antigas crenças religiosas. Não é fácil imaginar um mundo no qual os domínios religioso e científico, social e político não estavam separados. Mais difícil ainda é imaginar o desenvolvimento da inteligênc…

  • "Devil to Pay in the Backlands" and João Guimarães Rosa's Quest for Universality

    Open Access•Kathrin H Rosenfield, Kathrin Holzermayr Lerrer Rosenfield•ARTICLE•Portuguese Literary and Cultural…•2017

  • "Irony in Machado de Assis' "Dom Casmurro

    Open Access•Kathrin H Rosenfield, Kathrin Holzermayr Lerrer Rosenfield•ARTICLE•Portuguese Literary and Cultural…•2017

    In Dom Casmurro, Machado ironizes the penchant for romanticism, the tragic, and the pathetic in Brazilian culture. He gives a burlesque modulation to Flaubert's narrative tradition, which this study contrasts with some European variants of this deconstruction (Nietzsche, Kafka, and Musil). The detached point of view and the burlesque sarcasm of the enunciation belong to the anti-tragic current in the Portuguese-Brazilian tradition

  • Nas malhas da morte

    Open Access•Kathrin H Rosenfield, Kathrin Holzermayr Lerrer Rosenfield•ARTICLE•PORTO ARTE: Revista de Artes…•2012

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  • Hölderlin et Sophocle. Rythme et temps tragique dans les Remarques sur Œdipe et Antigone

    Kathrin H Rosenfield, Kathrin Holzermayr Lerrer Rosenfield•ARTICLE•Philosophique•2008

    On sait qu’Hölderlin s’est délibérément opposé à la « conception régnante par rapport au monde Grec » (herrschende Griechenauffassung) et au classicisme de Weimar qui voit Sophocle comme le modèle de la mesure rationnelle. Déjà Hellingrath et Beissner ont signalé qu’il accentue « l’enthousiasme excentrique », c’est-à-dire, les tendances déstabilisantes arrachant le héros au centre de la vie proprement humaine. Ceci exige qu’on développe des remar…

  • A história entre anjos e esfinges de Walter Benjamin

    Open Access•Kathrin H Rosenfield, Kathrin Holzermayr Lerrer Rosenfield•ARTICLE•Revista USP•2006

  • Getting Inside Sophocles' Mind Through Holderlin's Antigone

    Kathrin H Rosenfield, Kathrin Holzermayr Lerrer Rosenfield•ARTICLE•New Literary History•1999•Cited by: 1

    Getting Inside Sophocles’ Mind Through Hölderlin’s Antigone Kathrin H. Rosenfield (bio) Translated by (Translated from the French by Edward J Shephard Jr. Readers of Hölderlin are familiar with the truly tragic circumstances surrounding his translations and commentaries on Sophocles’ tragedies. 1 The young poet, impressed with the beauty of Johann Heinrich Voss’s translations of Homer and influenced by Goethe’s cautions against excessive philosop…

  • Getting Inside Sophocles' Mind Through Holderlin's Antigone

    Kathrin H Rosenfield, Kathrin Holzermayr Lerrer Rosenfield•ARTICLE•New Literary History•1999•Cited by: 1

    Getting Inside Sophocles’ Mind Through Hölderlin’s Antigone Kathrin H. Rosenfield (bio) Translated by (Translated from the French by Edward J Shephard Jr. Readers of Hölderlin are familiar with the truly tragic circumstances surrounding his translations and commentaries on Sophocles’ tragedies. 1 The young poet, impressed with the beauty of Johann Heinrich Voss’s translations of Homer and influenced by Goethe’s cautions against excessive philosop…

  • Getting Inside Sophocles' Mind Through Holderlin's Antigone

    Kathrin H Rosenfield, Kathrin Holzermayr Lerrer Rosenfield•ARTICLE•New Literary History•1999•Cited by: 1

    Getting Inside Sophocles’ Mind Through Hölderlin’s Antigone Kathrin H. Rosenfield (bio) Translated by (Translated from the French by Edward J Shephard Jr. Readers of Hölderlin are familiar with the truly tragic circumstances surrounding his translations and commentaries on Sophocles’ tragedies. 1 The young poet, impressed with the beauty of Johann Heinrich Voss’s translations of Homer and influenced by Goethe’s cautions against excessive philosop…

  • A história entre anjos e esfinges de Walter Benjamin

    Open Access•Kathrin H Rosenfield, Kathrin Holzermayr Lerrer Rosenfield•ARTICLE•Revista USP•2006

  • Hölderlin et Sophocle. Rythme et temps tragique dans les Remarques sur Œdipe et Antigone

    Kathrin H Rosenfield, Kathrin Holzermayr Lerrer Rosenfield•ARTICLE•Philosophique•2008

    On sait qu’Hölderlin s’est délibérément opposé à la « conception régnante par rapport au monde Grec » (herrschende Griechenauffassung) et au classicisme de Weimar qui voit Sophocle comme le modèle de la mesure rationnelle. Déjà Hellingrath et Beissner ont signalé qu’il accentue « l’enthousiasme excentrique », c’est-à-dire, les tendances déstabilisantes arrachant le héros au centre de la vie proprement humaine. Ceci exige qu’on développe des remar…

  • Nas malhas da morte

    Open Access•Kathrin H Rosenfield, Kathrin Holzermayr Lerrer Rosenfield•ARTICLE•PORTO ARTE: Revista de Artes…•2012

    .

  • "Devil to Pay in the Backlands" and João Guimarães Rosa's Quest for Universality

    Open Access•Kathrin H Rosenfield, Kathrin Holzermayr Lerrer Rosenfield•ARTICLE•Portuguese Literary and Cultural…•2017

  • "Irony in Machado de Assis' "Dom Casmurro

    Open Access•Kathrin H Rosenfield, Kathrin Holzermayr Lerrer Rosenfield•ARTICLE•Portuguese Literary and Cultural…•2017

    In Dom Casmurro, Machado ironizes the penchant for romanticism, the tragic, and the pathetic in Brazilian culture. He gives a burlesque modulation to Flaubert's narrative tradition, which this study contrasts with some European variants of this deconstruction (Nietzsche, Kafka, and Musil). The detached point of view and the burlesque sarcasm of the enunciation belong to the anti-tragic current in the Portuguese-Brazilian tradition

  • Representações da inteligência feminina na Grécia clássica

    Open Access•Kathrin H Rosenfield, Kathrin Holzermayr Lerrer Rosenfield•ARTICLE•Revista Linguagem & Ensino•2019

    Pode-se entender a tragédia como um gênero que reúne formas históricas de pensamento diversas – diferentes estágios do muthos e o logos. Este artigo desvenda como se processa em algumas figuras trágicas femininas uma ruptura significativa com as antigas crenças religiosas. Não é fácil imaginar um mundo no qual os domínios religioso e científico, social e político não estavam separados. Mais difícil ainda é imaginar o desenvolvimento da inteligênc…

Art (5 works) · Humanities (5 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Literature, Culture, and Criticism (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Cultural, Media, and Literary Studies (2 works) · Linguistics (2 works) · Nietzsche, Schopenhauer, and Hegel (2 works) · Philosophy and Historical Thought (2 works) · Beauty (1 work)

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