One Way Road

...From this point on, what he aimed for was to construct a dialectical and materialistic theory of literature and art that could utilize all of his previous experiences, including the mystical, and even the experiences of JP Hebel, G. Büchner, Nietzsche, and Rimbaud in the 19th century, and Kafka and Brecht in the 20th century. His inner thoughts during this period of change are reflected in his collection of short essays, One Way Road (1928). In 1933, like many others, he decided to go into exile, but just before that, he completed two works that were similar to rescuing what he had destroyed. ...

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…ここから彼がめざしたのは，〈神秘的〉なものをも含めての彼の従来の全経験を生かしうるような，さらにいえば，19世紀ならJ.P.ヘーベルやG.ビュヒナー，ニーチェやランボーの経験，20世紀ならカフカやブレヒトの経験をも生かしうるような〈精妙な〉弁証法的･唯物論的文学･芸術理論の構築だった。この転換期の彼の内面は，短文集《一方通交路》(1928)に映しだされている。　1933年，彼は多くの人と同様に亡命へ踏みきるが，その直前，滅亡にしたものを救出するのに似た仕事を二つ仕上げた。…

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