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Heinrich Von Kleist The Ambiguity of Art and the Necessity of Form. Oxford: Clarendon Press.

it almost seemed to him, that he ought to be happy."His Gesammelte Schriften were published by Ludwig Tieck (3 vols.

Here for the first time in German literature Kleist addresses the politics of a race-based colonial order and shows, through a careful exploration of a kind of politics of color (black, white, and intermediate shades), the self-deception and ultimate impossibility of existence in a world of absolutes.Kleist is also famous for his essays on subjects of aesthetics and psychology which, to the closer look, show an unfathomable insight into the metaphysical questions discussed by philosophers of his time, such as Kant, Fichte and Schelling.In the first of his larger essays, "On the gradual development of thoughts in the process of speaking", Kleist shows the conflict of thought and feeling in the soul of man, leading to unforeseeable results through incidents which in their turn provoke the inner forces of the soul to express themselves in a spontaneous flow of ideas and words, both stimulating one another to further development.

It has been described by Carl Schmitt as the "greatest partisan work of all time".Schmitt, Carl, The Theory of the Partisan, page 5 In it he gives vent to his hatred of his country's oppressors.

Captivated by the intellectual and musical accomplishments of Henriette Vogel, Kleist, who was himself more disheartened and embittered than ever, agreed to do her bidding and die with her, carrying out this resolution by first shooting Vogel and then himself on the shore of the Kleiner Wannsee (Little Wannsee) near Potsdam, on 21 November 1811.According to the Encyclopà¦dia Britannica Eleventh Edition, "Kleist's whole life was filled by a restless striving after ideal and illusory happiness, and this is largely reflected in his work.

By reflecting after the fact, man will avoid the seemingly detestable inhibitions offered in rational thought.