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Erich Fried (1921–1988)

Auteur van Liebesgedichte

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Liebesgedichte (1979) — Auteur — 97 exemplaren
Gedichte (1958) — Auteur — 45 exemplaren
100 Poems Without a Country (1978) 37 exemplaren
Gedichte (1993) — Auteur — 25 exemplaren
Een soldaat en een meisje (1960) 18 exemplaren
Mitunter sogar Lachen (1986) 16 exemplaren
Gesammelte Werke, 4 Bde. (1993) 16 exemplaren
Gründe: Gesammelte Gedichte (1989) 16 exemplaren
Children and fools (1965) 16 exemplaren
Warngedichte (1992) 14 exemplaren
Einbruch der Wirklichkeit (1991) 9 exemplaren
Lebensschatten (1981) 8 exemplaren
Fall Ins Wort (1985) 8 exemplaren
Reich der Steine (1989) 8 exemplaren
Das Nahe suchen. (1993) 7 exemplaren
Fast alles Mögliche (2000) 5 exemplaren
Zur Zeit und zur Unzeit (1984) 5 exemplaren
Höre, Israel (1974) 4 exemplaren
Anfragen und Nachreden (1994) 4 exemplaren
Beunruhigungen. (1984) 4 exemplaren
Von Bis nach Seit (1993) 4 exemplaren
Mein Heldenzeitalter (2005) 3 exemplaren
Am Rand unserer Lebenszeit (1987) 3 exemplaren
Liebesgedichte, 1 Audio-CD (1998) 2 exemplaren
Erich Fried erzählt. (1997) 2 exemplaren
Freiheit: Gedichte (2018) 2 exemplaren
Liebe: Gedichte (2018) 2 exemplaren
Widerstand (2018) 2 exemplaren
In die Sinne einradiert (1985) 2 exemplaren
Einblicke, Durchblicke (1993) 2 exemplaren
Die Beine der grösseren Lügen (1976) 2 exemplaren
Zwischen Tür und Amsel (1990) 2 exemplaren
On Pain of Seeing (1969) 2 exemplaren
Anfechtungen (2001) 2 exemplaren
Frühe Gedichte (1998) 2 exemplaren
Sehnsucht: Gedichte (2018) 1 exemplaar
Gedichte; 2. 1 exemplaar
Gedichte; 1. 1 exemplaar
Gedichte; 3. 1 exemplaar
Prosa 1 exemplaar
Licht- Bilder. (1999) 1 exemplaar
Varovná znamení 1 exemplaar
Lírica amorosa alemã moderna — Auteur — 1 exemplaar
Kopfschwere Erinnerungen — Poetry — 1 exemplaar
Überlegungen 1 exemplaar
Izanagi und Izanami (2014) 1 exemplaar
Wunder Kinder Zeit (2002) 1 exemplaar
Was Es Ist (2012) 1 exemplaar

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Der Autor integriert beim Thema Liebe auch die Ängste, Nöte, Zweifel und so weiter,
die Liebesbeziehungen mitsichbringen. Die Gestaltung dieses Gegenpols zum romantischen Schwelgen
verleiht den Texten eine sensible Differenzierung. (Uli auf Amazon)
 
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Hoppetosse1 | 1 andere bespreking | Nov 6, 2023 |
Repräsentative Gedichtsammlung von Erich Fried, einschließlich seines berühmtesten Gedichts: Was es ist.
Ein Band, der den ganzen Erich Fried vorstellt: seinen ästhetischen Anspruch und seinen kritischen Zweifel, seinen erotischen Freimut und seine politische Würde.

Erich Fried, 1921 in Wien geboren. 1938 Flucht vor den Nazis nach London, wo er auch bis zu seinem Tod 1988 lebte. Nach dem Krieg unternahm er zahlreiche Lesereisen nach Österreich und Deutschland, ergriff in vielen politischen Fragen Partei und wurde in der Folge mit Verleumdungen, Zensur und gerichtlichen Klagen überzogen. Erst als Sechzigjährigen erreichten ihn der Ruhm und die großen Literaturpreise.… (meer)
 
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Fredo68 | 1 andere bespreking | May 14, 2020 |
Without You.

Not nothing
without you
but not the same

Not nothing
without you
but perhaps less

Not nothing
but less
and less

Perhaps not nothing
without you
but not much more

When I wrote an answer to the question “Discuss your thoughts on sentimentality in literature. When is emotion in literature effective and when is it superfluous?”, I used a poem by Pablo Neruda as my main example, I could quite easily have used an example by Erich Fried. The crux of my argument was that although anything written was reliant on artifice to convince the reader of it’s veracity, it then becomes how you use it, that to make it work it must be like sleight of hand, so all you see is the magic and not some fool playing with their hands. This brings me to the poetry in this book, there is a deep yearning and desperation to his words, there’s a pain that’s more than bone-deep and yet he displays a stoicism and an optimism that comes across in the humour, this is a poetry that doesn’t scream it’s loss, it displays a subtlety and calm that makes it even more powerful.

What It Is

It is madness
says reason
It is what it is
says love

It is unhappiness
says caution
It is nothing but pain
says fear
It has no future
says insight
It is what it is
says love

It is ridiculous
says pride
It is foolish
says caution
It is impossible
says experience
It is what it is
says love.

This poetry comes across as deeply personal, proudly wearing it’s lovers badge, and yet it doesn’t become corny, it is touching yet doesn’t become saccharine, bighearted but doesn’t simper or whine, this is a poetry that reveals it’s heart as an elemental force, natural. Whose appeal lies in it’s simplicity, humanity and in the direct honesty of it’s gaze. In this fantastic bilingual edition from Oneworld Classics, one of the twentieth centuries great poets, has been translated with an understated sagacity that allows the poetry to shine. The Translator Stuart Hood, was a long-time friend, fellow writer and colleague of whom, The Times Literary Supplement said that 'Hood’s sensitive translation accurately captures Fried’s style, his incisive, constant questioning and his refusal to shy away from any issue… an apposite introduction to the English-speaking reader of an important contemporary German poet.' The Guardian described it as 'A poetry bared to the ironic quick, to the quintessential bone, and it is alive and alarming in Stuart Hood's excellent translations from the German.'. For those whose German language skills are of a high enough standard this is also a Bilingual Edition.

The Heart in Reality

The heart
that said:
“Don’t be afraid for me”
freezes
and is afraid for her
to whom
it said it

Erich Fried (May 1921 – November 1988), although born in Austria, lived in England. Born to Jewish Parents in Vienna, he was a child actor and from a young age wrote strongly political essays and poetry. When his Father was murdered by the Gestapo after the Anschluss with Nazi Germany , he and his mother fled to London, where he found casual work as a librarian and in the factories, he also joined a left-wing emigrant movement (Young Austria) but left in protest of it’s growing Stalinist tendencies. In 1944 he married Maria Marburg, just before the birth of his son & also published his first book of poetry, the marriage didn’t last long as they had separated by 1946, at which time he was working for the BBC’s German Service, where he met his soon to be life-long friend and the translator of this book (Love Poems) Stuart Hood. in 1952 he divorced his first wife and married Nan Spence Eichner, with whom he had two children; David (1958) and Katherine (1961). Erich and Nan divorced in 1965. In 1965 he got married for a third time to Catherine Boswell with whom he had three children; Petra (1965), Klaus and Tom (1969).

In the Post-war Years, although he lived in England, his reputation as a poet, writer and translator grew in German and his native Austria. His oeuvre also included radio plays, a novel, short prose pieces and works of criticism, add to these a libretto and his translations of T.S. Elliot, Shakespeare, E.E. Cummings and Dylan Thomas. In 1982 he regained his Austrian nationality, retaining the British one he has adopted in 1949. He died in 1988 of cancer whilst in Baden-Baden, Germany, and is buried in London. He was also known for his politically inspired work and was published on both sides of the iron curtain, achieving great popularity. An Austrian literary prize is named after him - the Erich Fried Prize.
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parrishlantern | 1 andere bespreking | Jul 4, 2012 |
Gedichte lesen

Wer
von einem Gedicht
seine Rettung erwartet
der sollte lieber
lernen
Gedichte zu lesen

Wer
von einem Gedicht
keine Rettung erwartet
der sollte lieber
lernen
Gedichte zu lesen

[Erich Fried]

Erich Fried - ein Wortkünstler sondersgleichen. Oft versteht man seine Worte nach mehrmaligem Lesen, meistens versteht man intuitiv genau, was er sagen möchte. Worte sind sein Handwerk, doch er schreibt mit Leichtigkeit und aus seiner Seele heraus. Absolut empfehlenswert.… (meer)
 
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zauberkroete | 1 andere bespreking | Mar 15, 2012 |

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