Walter Benjamin
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Walter Benjamin: Critical Constellations
By Graeme Gilloch... Radio, like every other medium, must be developed in accordance with its own specific technical logic. Benjamin's attempts at experimentation in this regard are perhaps best illustrated by his one-hour 'radio play for children ...
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Walter Benjamin
By Esther Leslie... radio . Benjamin sought ways to exploit the technical possibilities of radio and , specifically , to encourage audiences to reflect upon the medium to which they were exposed . In March he broadcast at radiophonic work aimed at children ...
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Walter Benjamin
By Walter BenjaminWalter Benjamin
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Walter Benjamin
By Howard EilandWalter Benjamin was perhaps the twentieth century's most elusive intellectual.
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Walter Benjamin: Presence of Mind, Failure to Comprehend
By Stéphane SymonsPresence of Mind, Failure to Comprehend Stéphane Symons offers an innovative reading of the work of German philosopher, essayist and literary critic Walter Benjamin (1892-1940) that characterizes his writings as "neither a-theological, nor ...
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Walter Benjamin
By Esther LeslieDrawing upon a wealth of journal writings and personal correspondence, Esther Leslie presents a uniquely intimate portrait of one of the intellectual giants of the twentieth century, Walter Benjamin.
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Walter Benjamin: Pariser Passagen(dOCUMENTA (13): 100 Notes - 100 Thoughts, 100 Notizen - 100 Gedanken # 045)
By Walter Benjamin1927 begann Walter Benjamin anlässlich eines mehrmonatigen Paris-Aufenthalts mit seinen Überlegungen zu den Pariser Passagen, seinem ambitioniertesten, als Geschichtsphilosophie des 19.
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Walter Benjamin: A Biography
By Momme BrodersenWalter Benjamin (1892-1940) is now generally recognized as one of the most original and influential thinkers of this century. In Britain and the United States in particular, he has acquired...
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Walter Benjamin
By Julian RobertsWalter Benjamin
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Walter Benjamin: La herida de la libertad se abre hacia adentro
By Rafael Díaz Silva... escribir poesía en estos tiempos es un acto de barbarie». Esta frase la modificará en 1951 y la convertirá en: «escribir poesía después de Auschwitz, es un acto de barbarie». La frase aparecerá ... Después de Auschwitz, todo es adorno» ...