Poetry and the Question of Modernity

Exploring the intersection of Heidegger's philosophy and modern poetry, this work delves into how his ideas shape the key questions surrounding lyric poetry since the 1950s. Rather than merely analyzing Heidegger's opinions on poetry, it offers a comprehensive examination of his influence on the evolution of poetic thought during this period. This study presents a unique perspective on the role of modernity in the development of lyrical expression.