Transformationen schopferischer Vernunft: Kant - Holderlin - Nietzsche in Bloomington, MN

For Friedrich Holderlin and later for Friedrich Nietzsche, Immanuel Kant's work was a constant point of reference as much as a source of friction within their artistic creations. Johannes Epple shows in his monograph that Holderlin's Hyperion, which turns Kant's work into an aesthetic theory of life, also helps to better understand Nietzsche's Thus spoke Zarathustra.