Talk:Georg Trakl

Clinical Depression?
I removed him from the Category:People Diagnosed with Clinical Depression because there was no formal diagnosis made (although there probably should have been).


 * Michael David 17:43, 17 April 2006 (UTC)

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bad link
the link to the 1961 (?) translations PDF is bad ; I have some copyright doubts about this as well.

G. Robert Shiplett 11:54, 6 November 2012 (UTC)

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Incest

 * It's a good story, but I've read stuff recently that treats idea that GT had sex with his sister very cautiously. There doesn't seem to be any real evidence, as I dimly remember the author saying....Don't know, but seemed like a pretty credible book. Certainly I've never heard that the opposite was true -- that is, that it's a firmly established fact. The situation isn't clearly reflected in the wikipedia article, which says "poems allude to an incestuous relationship."

Which poems? I vaguely recall interpretations of one or two that have claimed this, but only by stretching a bit. That's fine, but at best is a matter of interpretation/opinion. Seems that Trakl typically writes in a manner that doesn't make clear allusions.

Also, lead asserts he's best known for "Groedek." Definitely not to me (though I'm aware of the poem)....How would this be determined?

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Cultural References
Trakl is celebrated in a number of works by the electronic composer Klaus Schulze. In particular "Georg Trakl" from the album X [|X], "Sebastian im Traum" from the album Audentity[|Audentity], and the opera "Totentag". Totentag[|Totentag] uses the pre-existing music of Schulze with libretto and voice parts added by Hermann Schneider. 2406:5A00:D018:1F00:717D:7B9:2434:2B65 (talk) 14:43, 8 November 2021 (UTC)