An utter banger as always from you as well as Mr. Land but I feel obligated to share this with my brothers-in-Trakl (Spinoza said it so it's true): "A free man thinks of death least of all things, and his wisdom is a meditation not of death but of life."
Your pronunciation of the german texts is bad but you're able to understand most of it, if you speak german. Thanks for reading and uploading this incredibly niche text! I've only read some poems by Trakl and some essays by Nick Land, so this crossover (via Martin Heidegger) stood out to me.
@@oskar5724 The typical English pronunciation of german words. Like, pronouncing "z" like a german "s" or having problems with "ä, ö, ü" or "ch". But as I said: Since you have a clear voice and try your best, the words are recognizable.
An utter banger as always from you as well as Mr. Land but I feel obligated to share this with my brothers-in-Trakl (Spinoza said it so it's true): "A free man thinks of death least of all things, and his wisdom is a meditation not of death but of life."
Easily the most underrated essay from the collection.
definitely some speed-fuelled moments of sublimity here
Your pronunciation of the german texts is bad but you're able to understand most of it, if you speak german. Thanks for reading and uploading this incredibly niche text!
I've only read some poems by Trakl and some essays by Nick Land, so this crossover (via Martin Heidegger) stood out to me.
Hi, thanks for letting me know. I've never studied German before. What am I pronouncing wrong?
@@oskar5724 The typical English pronunciation of german words. Like, pronouncing "z" like a german "s" or having problems with "ä, ö, ü" or "ch". But as I said: Since you have a clear voice and try your best, the words are recognizable.