„… Regiusthe world’s order SigurðFáfnisbani–Poetic EddaVǫluspá ›Seeress’s ‹Vǫluspá Snorri’s Edda …” „… VǫluspáÓðinnragnarǫk, and the world’s renewal.Vǫluspá Poetic Edda Codex Regius Poetic Edda, Helena Kadečková, notes …” „… of time VǫluspáÓðinnragnarǫk, and the world’s renewal.Vǫluspá Poetic Edda Codex Regius Poetic Edda …”

„… gods. Men have really got a newsense, and found within their world another world, or nest of worlds;for …” „… –Brides – an Apocalypse –Worlds – a Flood –Faint-going Lives – Their lapse from Sighing –Faith – The …” „… experiment of God, and to »Faith« the world beginsanew every morning. However, if we leave the ellipsis …”

„… philosopher can attain some insight into that world, butwhile the poet has poetic means for giving it …” „… objective expression,the philosopher does not. In the 1811 draft of the Ages of the WorldSchelling writes …” „… itself.«(Stanley Cavell, The World Viewed)1. Silence and the Myth of the GivenIn recent decades, a certain …”

„… founda-tion for a dialogue between worlds.Zusammenfassung: Heidegger wird oft als Eurozentrist präsentiert, in …” „… dif-ferent worlds to exist alongside each other. The ›East Asian world‹should be thought of as a horizon of …” „… Asian World‹, I will arguethat Heidegger’s thought is pluralistic and his later work offers the …”

„… . O. 247. There is »littleof what is usually called poetic diction; I have taken as much pains to …” „… beauty ofthe universe« is »a task light and easy to him who looks at the world in the spirit oflove …” „… philosophische Leistung schöner KunstA.a. O. 250. The Poet »looks at the world in the spirit of love.« A.a.O. 252 …”

„… .13 »We start with man’s universal need to set the seal of his inner being on the worldRaters (48177 …” „… Marie-Luise RatersKunst als Ausdruck des Gefühls im Second-Oxford-Hegelianismus37 A Poem has »poetic worth as …” „… a satisfying imaginative experience.« Bradley: Poetry.A.a. O. 5. »Its poetic value is this intrinsic …”

„… Monadismus-Problem des frühen Collingwood50 »There are as many worlds of imagination as there are works of art …” „… . »The world of imagination is a private world, a world inhabitedby its author«. A.a. O. 68. In aesthetic …” „… experience »the world of men and things isforgotten«. A.a. O. 69. It is not »the communication of important …”