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«Te split between poetry and philosophy testifies to the impossibility for Western culture of fully possessing its object of knowledge (for the problem of knowlege is a problem of possession, and every problem of possession is a problem of enjoyment, that is, of language). (...) The name of Hölderlin - of a poet, that is, for whom poetry was above all problematic and who often hoped that it would be raised to the level of the mëchanë of the ancients so that its procedures could be calculated and thougth - and the dialogue that with its uterance engages a thinker that no longer designates his own mditation with th name of philosophy are invoqued here to witness
the urgency, for our culture, of rediscovering the unity of its fragmented word (...)»

G. Agamben