Literary scholars and poets are like intimate strangers. They owe
their closeness to literature and their alienation to their
different relationship to productivity. This book examines Goethe,
Friedrich Schlegel, Lonnrot, Hofmannstahl, and Szondi, among
others. It analyzes the reasons for this alienated closeness and
describes a tradition that has shaped the relationship between
poetic productivity and philological understanding."
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