T<scp>he</scp> U<scp>nwritable in</scp> F<scp>ull</scp> P<scp>ursuit of the</scp> U<scp>nreadable</scp>:<sup>1</sup> A<scp>dorno</scp>'<scp>s</scp><i>P<scp>hilosophie der neuen</scp> M<scp>usik</scp></i><scp>in</scp> T<scp>ranslation</scp>

Subotnik, Rose Rosengard

doi:10.1111/j.1468-2249.2011.00335.x

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“…There are a number of readings of Adorno and Hölderlin, including my own in (Babich 2006), pp. 110-116, but see, more recently, (Wildanger 2018), and on Adorno and new music (not Heidegger), see, as ever apt, (Subotnik 2011).…”

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This article seeks to ask the question of Leonard Cohen as a poet in terms of what Heidegger calls destitute or desperate times (dürftigerZeit) in his WozuDichter (“What Are Poets For”)? This question requires reflection on voice and attunement, including music and eros along with nothing less Heideggerian than the thought of death, reading Leonard Cohen on what appears to be a relation to the religious—for us? for him? for the Christ? ”forsaken, almost human”—but also painfully reflexive: ”we kill the flame”; a poet in dark times as we face them, together and alone.

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The Unwritable in Full Pursuit of the Unreadable:¹ Adorno'sPhilosophie der neuen Musikin Translation

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