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The Discourse of Nature in the Poetry of Paul Celan Stefani Baldivia Author Sally Wolff uncovers newIn this insightful study, Rochelle Tobias explores images inPaul Celan's poetry drawn from three of the sciences: geology,astrology, and physiologythe scientific discourses ofthe earth, the heavens, and the human body. Celan's workborrows from each of these disciplines to represent itself asif it were a physical phenomenon or a body in space. Tobias argues that the natural figures in Celan's poetry resultfrom a process of self reflection unique to his