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Der Fächer mit der Aufschrift “Kleiner Nordwind”. Die Max-Jacob-Episode von Aragons Anicet in der Lesart Rolf Dieter Brinkmanns: Recycling oder Bricolage?

  • Jan Röhnert
Published/Copyright: August 11, 2005
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From the journal Volume 40 Issue 1

Abstract

Louis Aragon’s first novel Anicet (1921) includes a chapter, “Anicet chez l’homme pauvre,” which records a conversation with an alter ego of the poet Max Jacob. Phrases, remarks, and images of this chapter reappear in the poem “Kleiner Nordwind,” which the German poet Rolf Dieter Brinkmann included in his collection Westwärts 1&2. Jacob’s figure gains life within the time and space of the poem’s new context. What seems at first sight an act of literary “recycling” becomes (to use Lévi-Strauss’ term) a veritable lyrical “bricolage” that composes a new structure out of heterogenous preexistent material.

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Online erschienen: 2005-08-11
Erschienen im Druck: 2005-07-20

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