This thinker likened human development to an “eccentric orbit” between poles he termed “aorgic” and “organic.” By devising a false etymology for the word “Urteil” (“OOR-tyle”), he defined judgment as the “arche-separation” in his fragmentary essay “Judgment and Being.” In a reading of a letter this man wrote to Casimir Boehlendorff, a later thinker asserted that humans become “homely” by being “unhomely.” An essay quotes this pre-20th-century writer’s claim that “where the (*) danger lies, also grows the saving power” in a consideration of “enframing,” or Gestell. This college roommate of Friedrich (10[1])Schelling and (-5[1])G. W. F. Hegel (-5[1])was the subject (-5[1])of a 1942 lecture series that sought to discover (10[1])the “essence of the river.” For 10 points, name this German Romantic poet of (-5[1])“The Ister,” (10[2])the favorite poet of Friedrich Nietzsche and Martin Heidegger. (10[1])■END■ (10[2]0[2])