Walter Benjamin: Overpowering ConformismPluto Press, 20 mei 2000 - 298 pagina's Esther Leslie’s path-breaking study of Walter Benjamin is unlike any other book presently available in English on Benjamin, in seeking to make a case for a more politicised reading of Benjamin’s oeuvre. In looking at the entirety of Benjamin’s work - rather than the four or five essays available in English which tend to form the Benjamin ‘canon’ - Leslie offers powerful new insights into a key twentieth-century political thinker, correcting the post-structuralist bias that has characterised so much Benjamin scholarship, and repositioning Benjamin’s work in its historical and political context. In her examination of Benjamin’s commentary on the politics and aesthetics of technology - from Benjamin’s work on nineteenth-century industrial culture to his analyses of the Nazi deployment of the bomber - Esther Leslie recontextualises Benjamin’s writings in a lucid and cogently argued new study. |
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... commodity society to reflection on the forms of culture and interaction produced within this society . Through delineation of the effects of the accelerating rate of change , mandated by fashion , and study of the demands of the commodity ...
... commodity society to reflection on the forms of culture and interaction produced within this society . Through delineation of the effects of the accelerating rate of change , mandated by fashion , and study of the demands of the commodity ...
Pagina 10
... commodities . Through the reifying operation of commodity fetishism , capital's organization murderously consumes life . As a counter - attack , Benjamin plots a redemptive and interpre- tative history of technological development in ...
... commodities . Through the reifying operation of commodity fetishism , capital's organization murderously consumes life . As a counter - attack , Benjamin plots a redemptive and interpre- tative history of technological development in ...
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... commodity- fixated consumers and not producers . 63 These producers , alienated from objects of production , now enter into intricate processes of exchange . Window - screens reflect a glimpse of the self amongst endless commodity ...
... commodity- fixated consumers and not producers . 63 These producers , alienated from objects of production , now enter into intricate processes of exchange . Window - screens reflect a glimpse of the self amongst endless commodity ...
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Benjamins Objectives | 42 |
Berlin Chthonic Photos and Trains and Films and Cars | 63 |
Technik and Mirroring | 89 |
Copyright | |
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