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Hölderlin's Philosophical Poetry between the Ancient and the Modern The text seeks to show some possible relations between philosophy and poetry in Hölderlin, emphasizing how the poet develops a poetic-philosophical language, necessary as a form of education or formation of the modern poet. At the same time it presupposes an approximation between poetry and philosophy, this language points to the overcoming of the enlightened character of modern philosophy, centered only on the logical functions of the understanding. This overcoming appears in Hölderlin as a necessary condition for the return of the poet as educator of humanity, in the manner of

A poesia filosófica de Hölderlin entre o antigo e o moderno