Die Rolle des Chores in Franz Rosenzweigs Stern der Erlösung

Rosenzweig Jahrbuch / Rosenzweig Yearbook 5:141-159 (2010)
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Abstract

In Franz Rosenzweig's "The Star of Redemption" the chorus comes on stage in three forms: chorus in tragedy (with its presence in ancient classical tragedy and its absence in modern one), chorus of redemption and chorus in church music. Analyzing the role of chorus is useful to study Rosenzweig's aesthetics, which is in a way a "classical" art theory, but not an idealistic "pure" aesthetics, inasmuch as art must be "applied" art. An idealistic pure art condemns us to live in an hortus conclusus, far away from God and from life, while an applied art brings us near to the lost gan 'eden.

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Luca Bertolino
University of Turin

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