“As a person Sisi, the Austrian Empress Elisabeth, is world famous but the
individual behind the myth is largely unknown. Two new ‘manifestations’ of
her poetic diary are now giving the reader a chance to spend intimate hours
with this famous unknown woman.” >text (c) wieninternational.at 2013
Archive for mythology
“Tête à tête with Sisi”
Posted in Uncategorized with tags Austria-Hungary, biography, Emperess Elisabeth, mythology, poetry, Sisi on 29 October 2013 by delclem“Save Walter Benjamin from his fans!”
Posted in Uncategorized with tags creation of legends, France, Germany, Holocaust, literary criticism, mythology, Second World War, Spain, Walter Benjamin on 26 September 2012 by delclem
Today it is 72 years ago that Walter Benjamin committed suicide at the French-Spanish border. Stephan Wackwitz dissevers literature from science, holiness from genius in the legends of this literary critic who has served as pillar saint for many.
Text (c) DIE WELT / signandsight.com, 2010
Image: the monument Passages by Israeli artist Dani Karavan in Portbou, Spain, commemorating Walter Benjamin. Photo (c) picture-alliance / akg-images
