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Eintrag Nr. 13662
Literature type Lyrics, Prose, Films, Arts
Author Borges, Jorge Luis
Title "Baruch Spinoza"
Title of magazine / anthology Selected Poems
Editor edited by Alexander Coleman; translation by Willis Barnstone
Editor (surname first) Coleman, Alexander (Hrsg./Ed.); Barnstone, Willis (Übers./Transl.)
Place published New York
Publisher Viking
Year 1999
Pages 383
Pages in total (of the volume) xv, 477
Language English
Thematic areas Literary or artistic representation
Other editions / translations Vorher/previous: Borges : a Reader : A Selection from the Writings of Jorge Luis Borges / ed. by Emír Rodriguez Monegal and Alastair Reid. - New York : Dutton, 1981
Erneut/again: (Ausgabe/edition Coleman:) New York : Penguin Books, 2000
Autopsy no
Complete bibliographic evaluation no
German commentary The Jew's hands, translucent in the dusk,
polish the lenses time and again.
The dying arfernoon is fear, is cold, and all afternoons are the same.
The hands and the hyacint-blue air
that whtens at the Ghetto edges
do not quite exist for this silent
man who conjures up a clear
labyrinth---
undisturbed by fame, that reflection
of dreams in the dream of another
mirror, nor by maidens' timid love.
Free of metaphor and myth, he grinds
a stubborn crystal: the infinite
map of the One who is all His stars
(transl. by Richard Howard, César Rennert)
English commentary The Jew's hands, translucent in the dusk,
polish the lenses time and again.
The dying arfernoon is fear, is cold, and all afternoons are the same.
The hands and the hyacint-blue air
that whtens at the Ghetto edges
do not quite exist for this silent
man who conjures up a clear
labyrinth---
undisturbed by fame, that reflection
of dreams in the dream of another
mirror, nor by maidens' timid love.
Free of metaphor and myth, he grinds
a stubborn crystal: the infinite
map of the One who is all His stars
(transl. by Richard Howard, César Rennert)
URL http://www.autodidactproject.org/other/spinoza7-borges6.htm // www.autodidactproject.org/other/spinoza2.html
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