Keyword [Walter benjamin]
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| 61. | The ends of law: Walter Benjamin's conception of history |
| 62. | Living politics by awakening history: A critical approach to Walter Benjamin through Sigmund Freud |
| 63. | Profane dynamic, messianic intensity and the rhythm of happiness: A commentary of Walter Benjamin's 'Theologico-Political Fragment |
| 64. | Walter Benjamin and the city: Theories of modernity through the lens of nineteenth century Paris |
| 65. | Squaring Walter Benjamin's Religious, Political, and Aesthetic Positions |
| 66. | A critique of the messianic theology of Juergen Moltmann through the messianic philosophy of Walter Benjamin: Staying with the negative |
| 67. | Space as storyteller: Benjamin, Marinetti, Calvino and Perec (Walter Benjamin, Filippo Tommaso Marinetti, Italo Calvino, Georges Perec, France, Italy) |
| 68. | The Memory of Things: Walter Benjamin's Modernity |
| 69. | Mortification and fragment: A music-analytical application of Walter Benjamin's critical methodology (Samuel Barber) |
| 70. | Mimesis in communicative action: Habermas and the affective bond of understanding (Juergen Habermas, George Herbert Mead, Walter Benjamin) |
| 71. | 'The gift of the moment': Walter Benjamin and comics history |
| 72. | Walter Benjamin's Concept of Philosophical Critique |
| 73. | Under a new law: Walter Benjamin's 'literary montage' and the collage poetics of Susan Howe and Anne Carson |
| 74. | On the threshold of language: Critique and therapy in Kant, Schlegel, Wittgenstein, and Benjamin (Immanuel Kant, Friedrich von Schlegel, Ludwig Wittgenstein, Walter Benjamin) |
| 75. | Urban aesthetics: City, cinema and myth. From Walter Benjamin to 'Metropolis' (Spanish text, Fritz Lang, Germany) |
| 76. | Between the garden and the gathering: The intertwining of philosophy with theology in Walter Benjamin |
| 77. | The conservative character: Walter Benjamin and the politics of the poets |
| 78. | Fragmentary modernity and the discourse of difference and sameness: Walter Benjamin, Baudelaire, and T. S. Eliot |
| 79. | Forms of disenchantment: Kant and Neo-Kantianism in the early work of Walter Benjamin |
| 80. | Walter Benjamin, Bertolt Brecht, and film as an aesthetic medium |
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