Manuscripts in Sub-Section E.1:
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Item 1 - [01] Rilke.
First Lines: Importance -"The Santa Claus of loneliness." Auden. Existentialist approach to reality. Sidney Keyes
Sub-Type: Notes
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Date: no-month no-day, 1965?
Number of pages: 8
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Language: English
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Location: Archive - File Cabinet 6a
Item 2 - [02] Rilke. The Young Poet. Sel. Works, I. Prose. p. 57 f.
First Lines: The nature of the past - tremendous and cloudlike.. How to describe it? He chooses to remind us that
Sub-Type: Notes
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Copy Type: Holograph
Date: no-month no-day, 1965
Number of pages: 2
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Language: English
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Location: Archive - File Cabinet 6a
Item 3 - [03] Rilke and the Future of Withdrawal
First Lines: Excurus I in Endo C. Mason. Rilke, Europe and the English Speaking World.
Sub-Type: Notes
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Copy Type: Holograph
Date: no-month no-day, 1965
Number of pages: 1
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Language: English
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Location: Archive - File Cabinet 6a
Item 4 - [04] Poetry and Belief - The 'Rilke Problem'
First Lines: Erich Heller - The Disinherited Mind. NY. 1957. Raised the question- can poetry and 'belief' (i.e.
Sub-Type: Notes
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Date: no-month no-day, 1965
Number of pages: 5
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Language: English
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Location: Archive - File Cabinet 6a
Item 5 - [05] Problem of Rilke and Xtianity as treated by Guardini
First Lines: 1) p. 41.- raises the question of R's anti-Christianity - which goes to the point of blasphemy.
Sub-Type: Notes
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Date: no-month no-day, 1965
Number of pages: 1
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Language: English
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Location: Archive - File Cabinet 6a
Item 6 - [06] Poet and Angels - the Duino Elegies
First Lines: 'This world regarded no long from the human point of view but as it is
Sub-Type: Notes
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Date: no-month no-day, 1965
Number of pages: 1
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Language: English
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Location: Archive - File Cabinet 6a
Item 7 - [07] The Poet and God.
First Lines: Rilke's intuition of God in Russian thought (1899). His belief that the modern poet had to construct
Sub-Type: Notes
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Copy Type: Holograph
Date: no-month no-day, 1965
Number of pages: 1
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Language: English
Notes: Verso of "The Poet and God" goes with the next section on Rilke's
Book of Hours.
Location: Archive - File Cabinet 6a
Item 8 - [08] God in the Book of Hours.
First Lines: Pt I. "The Book of the Monastic Life." n3 - The
Sub-Type: Notes
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Date: no-month no-day, 1965
Number of pages: 1
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Language: English
Notes: See also verso of last item.
Location: Archive - File Cabinet 6a
Item 9 - [09] Rilke and the Thought of Death
First Lines: Wm Rose. In R M Rilke: Aspects of his mind and poetry, Ed by W. Rose and SC Houston. London 1938.
Sub-Type: Notes
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Copy Type: Holograph
Date: no-month no-day, 1965
Number of pages: 5
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Language: English
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Location: Archive - File Cabinet 6a
Item 10 - [10] Rilke "Things."
First Lines: Die Spitze (Lace). NG. 98. Simple expression of the way the person by work has given of
Sub-Type: Notes
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Date: no-month no-day, 1965
Number of pages: 3
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Language: English
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Location: Archive - File Cabinet 6a
Item 11 - [11] of R's inwardness and subjectivity
First Lines: problem of radical subjectivity. -Tends to a certain falsification of life- of objective conflict.
Sub-Type: Notes
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Date: no-month no-day, 1965
Number of pages: 2
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Language: English
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Location: Archive - File Cabinet 6a
Item 12 - [12] Rilke- Duino Elegies
First Lines: The First Elegy. (Notes for conference) -Man seeking his place in the universe- seeking answer not
Sub-Type: Notes
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Copy Type: Holograph
Date: no-month no-day, 1965
Number of pages: 10
Additional authors/contributors:
Language: English
Notes:
Location: Archive - File Cabinet 6a