Il libro mai scritto. Le grandi aspettative di Hoelderlin e Hegel nella stagione frncofortese

The article deals with the disagreements between Hegel and Hoelderlin regarding the sense of how to understand Christianity and its relationship with the poetics of classical antiquity. Hoelderlin's revival of the theme of tragic language is characterized as a challenge to a philosophical approach that seeks to ensure the primacy of reason over other cognitive interests. If poetry constitutes the truthful moment of religious narrative, it is evident that Greece, home of poetry and philosophy, of the tragic sense, can not fail to be seen by Hoelderlin as a primary reference of his own reflection.