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5 East Meets West: Zen and Rilke in Salinger’s Catcher
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Dennis McCort
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Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- Overview 1
- Figure: What Is German Romanticism (noch einmal), or The Limits of Scholarship 19
- Merton’s “Rilke,” Rilke’s “Merton”: From an Unpublished Notebook 37
- Killing Kafka Koans: West Meets East 75
- Interface: Identity/Difference/Prestidigitation 95
- East Meets West: Zen and Rilke in Salinger’s Catcher 117
- Without an Object, without a Subject: The Consciousness of Franklin Merrell-Wolff 133
- Ground: German Romanticism, Zen, and Deconstruction 165
- Appendix 177
- Notes 181
- Works Cited 203
- Index 213
Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- Overview 1
- Figure: What Is German Romanticism (noch einmal), or The Limits of Scholarship 19
- Merton’s “Rilke,” Rilke’s “Merton”: From an Unpublished Notebook 37
- Killing Kafka Koans: West Meets East 75
- Interface: Identity/Difference/Prestidigitation 95
- East Meets West: Zen and Rilke in Salinger’s Catcher 117
- Without an Object, without a Subject: The Consciousness of Franklin Merrell-Wolff 133
- Ground: German Romanticism, Zen, and Deconstruction 165
- Appendix 177
- Notes 181
- Works Cited 203
- Index 213