Werner Dürrson

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Werner Thomas Dürrson (actually Werner Thomas Dürr , born September 12, 1932 in Schwenningen am Neckar , † April 17, 2008 in Neufra ) was a German writer .

Life

After completing secondary school in 1949, Dürrson completed an apprenticeship in Stuttgart . From 1953 to 1955 he studied with a scholarship at the music teacher’s seminar in Trossingen , where he passed the state examination in 1955 . In 1957 he made up his Abitur and then studied German , Romance languages and musicology in Munich and Tübingen . In 1962 he received his doctorate in Tübingen. From 1962 to 1968 he was a lecturer in German language and literature at the University of Poitiers and from 1968 to 1978 at a private institute in Zurich . Since then Dürrson has lived as a freelance writer and translator in Upper Swabia and Paris . He wrote poetry , short stories, and essays ; he also translated from French . While his early work is still under the influence of Hermann Hesse , during his stay in France he received fundamental impulses from surrealist artists such as Max Ernst and authors such as René Char . Dürrson was a member of the Association of German Writers , the PEN Center of the Federal Republic of Germany , the Association Internationale des Critiques Littéraires and the Humboldt Society . He died at the age of 75 at Neufra Castle.

Single track

  • Hermann Hesse. On the essence of music in poetry . Stuttgart 1957
  • Leaves in the Wind , Stuttgart 1959
  • Cloisters , Tuttlingen 1960
  • Investigations into poetic and musical metrics , Tübingen 1962
  • Thirteen poems , Stierstadt i.Ts. 1965
  • Shadow sex , Cologne 1965
  • Flying ballad , Cologne 1966
  • Three seals , Freiburg im Breisgau 1971
  • Cave language , Stuttgart 1974
  • Followed, hung up , Darmstadt 1975
  • Werner Dürrson , Leonberg 1976
  • Schubart, Christian Friedrich Daniel , Frankfurt am Main 1980
  • Schubart celebration , Stuttgart 1980
  • Lice flee my songs , Stuttgart 1981
  • Werner Dürrson , Munich 1981
  • Standing in motion , Leonberg 1982
  • The air artist , Scheer Castle 1983
  • The silence of Kattenhorn , Weingarten 1984
  • After work , Neuss u. a. 1985
  • Blochaden , Düsseldorf 1986
  • How do I read? , Warmbronn 1986
  • Monument for the water , Stuttgart 1987
  • Kosmose , Warmbronn 1987
  • Live out , moss, etc. a. 1988
  • Abbreviaturen , Warmbronn 1989
  • The rooster still crows here , Sigmaringendorf 1989
  • Katzen-Suite , Warmbronn 1989
  • Works , moss, etc. a.
    • 1. Dedicated to the snow , 1992
    • 2. Shading , 1992
    • 3rd counter-language , 1992
    • 4. Kleist for advanced students , 1992
    • 5. Voices from the Gutenberg Galaxy , 1997
    • 6. Suspended time , 2002
  • Oberschwaben , Konstanz 1994 (together with Peter Horlacher )
  • Selected poems , Hamburg 1995
  • The sold shadow , Hamburg 1997
  • Water games , Bodman 1999
  • Paris lace , Waldburg 2000
  • Counter-flood , Stuttgart 2003
  • Lohmann or the art of suicide. A novel-like biography , Tübingen 2007

translation

Honors

literature

  • Ulrich Keicher (ed.): I'll stick to your verses . Leonberg-Warmbronn 1982

Web links

Individual evidence

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  2. ↑ a b c d Under the name Werner Dürr
  3. ↑ List of holders of the Federal Order of Merit (Federal President's Office)
personal data
SURNAME Durrson, Werner
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Dürrson, Werner Thomas (full name); Dürr, Werner Thomas (real name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer
DATE OF BIRTH September 12, 1932
PLACE OF BIRTH Schwenningen am Neckar
DATE OF DEATH April 17, 2008
Place of death Neufra