‘Jugendbewegung’: Gerhard Scholem as a Figure of the German Avant-Garde

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Zutot Pub Date : 2021-09-23 DOI:10.1163/18750214-bja10016

Amir Engel

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Abstract

The purpose of this essay is to examine one of Gershom Scholem’s most obscure undertakings, a proto-Dadaist and antiwar text that he published, together with a few friends, during the first year of World War One. As is shown, this project has drawn heavily from the work of one of the leading avant-garde poets, later among the founding members of the Dada movement in Zurich, Hugo Ball. Discussed side by side, the works of Gershom Scholem and Hugo Ball offer a unique view onto the anti-war sentiment and the need for experimental language in an attempt to express a disdain so profound and fundamental that words and sentences seem unable to capture.

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这篇文章的目的是研究Gershom Scholem最晦涩的事业之一，他在第一次世界大战的第一年与几个朋友一起出版了一部原始达达主义和反战的文本。如图所示，这个项目大量借鉴了先锋派诗人之一的作品，他后来是苏黎世达达运动的创始成员之一，雨果·鲍尔。并排讨论，格肖姆·肖勒姆和雨果·鲍尔的作品为反战情绪和实验性语言的需求提供了一个独特的视角，试图表达一种深刻而根本的蔑视，这种蔑视是言语和句子似乎无法捕捉的。

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