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  1. Walter Benjamin and the Architecture of Modernity (Anamnesis)
  2. Benjamin's Ghosts: Interventions in Contemporary Literary and Cultural Theory
  3. On Walter Benjamin: Critical Essays and Recollections (Studies in Contemporary German Social Thought)
  4. Walter Benjamin for Children: An Essay on his Radio Years by Jeffrey Mehlman, 1993-05-15
  5. Benjamin's Ground: New Readings of Walter Benjamin (The Culture of Jewish Modernity)
  6. The Dialectics of Seeing: Walter Benjamin and the Arcades Project (Studies in Contemporary German Social Thought) by Susan Buck-Morss, 1991-07-01
  7. Benjamin's -abilities by Samuel Weber, 2008-06-30
  8. Walter Benjamin's Grave by Michael Taussig, 2006-08-15
  9. The Messianic Reduction: Walter Benjamin and the Shape of Time (Meridian: Crossing Aesthetics) by Peter Fenves, 2010-12-29
  10. On The Concept of History by Walter Benjamin, 2009-08-11
  11. Myth and Metropolis: Walter Benjamin and the City by Graeme Gilloch, 1997-12-15
  12. Walter Benjamin (Reaktion Books - Critical Lives) by Esther Leslie, 2008-01-15
  13. Walter Benjamin: An Aesthetic of Redemption (Weimar and Now : German Cultural Criticism) by Richard Wolin, 1994-03-11

61. Berlin: The City As Body The City As Metaphor
man of letters and aesthetician, now considered to have been the most important German literary critic in the first half of the 20th century.
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Benjamin, Walter
b. July 15, 1892, Berlin
d. Sept. 26, 1940, near Port-Bou, Spain man of letters and aesthetician, now considered to have been the most important German literary critic in the first half of the 20th century. Born into a prosperous Jewish family, Benjamin studied philosophy in Berlin, Freiburg im Breisgau, Munich, and Bern. He settled in Berlin in 1920 and worked thereafter as a literary critic and translator. His halfhearted pursuit of an academic career was cut short when the University of Frankfurt rejected his brilliant but unconventional doctoral thesis, Ursprung des deutschen Trauerspiels (1928; The Origin of German Tragic Drama). Benjamin eventually settled in Paris after leaving Germany in 1933 upon the Nazis' rise to power. He continued to write essays and reviews for literary journals, but upon the fall of France to the Germans in 1940 he fled southward with the hope of escaping to the United States via Spain. Informed by the chief of police at the town of Port-Bou on the Franco-Spanish border that he would be turned over to the Gestapo, Benjamin committed suicide. The posthumous publication of Benjamin's prolific output won him a growing reputation in the later 20th century. The essays containing his philosophical reflections on literature are written in a dense and concentrated style that contains a strong poetic strain. He mixes social criticism and linguistic analysis with historical nostalgia while communicating an underlying sense of pathos and pessimism. The metaphysical quality of his early critical thought gave way to a Marxist inclination in the 1930s. Benjamin's pronounced intellectual independence and originality are evident in the extended essay

62. Le Monde Interactif : Benjamin à La Lumière Du Talmud
Article de Nicole Lapierre sur Avertissement d incendie de Michael L wy, une lecture des th ses Sur le concept d histoire du philosophe allemand dans le Monde des livres.
http://pagesperso-orange.fr/fromveur/benjamin_lemonde_30VIII2001.htm

63. Passage Walter Benjamin - Cairn.info
Article de Michel Gu rin qui place le philosophe allemand sous le signe du passage, dans la revue La Pens e de midi (n 2, automne 2000).
http://www.cairn.info/revue-la-pensee-de-midi-2000-2-p-32.htm

64. Memorial Walter Benjamin.
Exposici en homenatge al fil sof alemany d origen jueu Walter Benjamin (Berlin, 1892) i que se su cid a Portbou el 26 de setembre de 1940, quan fugia dels nazis cam d Estats Units en saber que havia de ser repatriat.
http://club.telepolis.com/javiergrande/Portbou/memorial.htm
Memorial Walter Benjamin.Portbou
"És una tasca més àrdua honorar la memòria dels éssers anònims que la de les persones cèlebres. La construcció històrica es consagra a la memòria dels qui no tenen nom ". WALTER BENJAMIN Filósof alemany de familia jueva (Berlin 1892 - Portbou 1940 ). Considerat un mestre i un crític del nostre segle. Tot i que la seva mort , esdevinguda a Portbou per una sobredosi de morfina després de travessar fugint dels nazis la frontera franco-espanyola truncà la seva obra , ha deixat estudis d'una penetrant i anticipada lucidesa , dedicats a l¡art i a la literatura. Vinculat estretament amb el grup de filósofs de l'Escola de Frankfurt ( Adorno ,Marcuse , Horkheimer ...) i divulgat amb retards i fins i tot avui fragmentàriament , la seva presència en el món de les idees del nostre temps sembla ben assegurada per damunt de les modes. En la complexa trajectòria intel.lectual de Benjamin acostumem a distingir com a mínim dues grans fases , subtilment interconnectades. La primera d'aquestes fases , la marca una orientació radicalment idealista , i comença amb el període de militància en l'espiritualista ( i en darrera instància reaccionari ) "Moviment de la Joventut " , sota la inspiració de GustavWyneken . A partir de l'any 1916 , un cop deixades de banda aquelles conviccions , la seva feina es va centrar en diversos escrits de caire teològic i nihilista ( d'entre els quals , "Sobre el llenguatge en general i sobre el llenguatge dels homes" , 1916 ; "Sobre el programa de la Filosofia futura", 1918 ; "Crítica de la violència" , "Destí i caràcter" , tots dos de l'any 1921 ) , com també en les importants

65. Benjamin, Walter (1892-1940) - Encyclopedia Of Children And Childhood In History
Walter Benjamin was a German philosopher, literary critic, and writer who worked in exile in Paris after 1933. Besides being the author of Berlin Childhood around 1900
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Walter Benjamin was a German philosopher, literary critic, and writer who worked in exile in Paris after 1933. Besides being the author of Berlin Childhood around 1900 Berliner Kindheit um neunzehnhundert ) which was written throughout the 1930s, Benjamin published book-length studies on the Romantic concept of criticism, on Goethe, and on allegory and melancholy in the German mourning play, along with influent critical essays on authors such as Kafka, Proust and Baudelaire, as well as a seminal essay on art in the age of technical reproduction. As part of his research for the Frankfurt Institute of Social Research, Benjamin worked until his death on the Passagen-Werk (his so-called Arcades Project ), studying the glass covered passages of nineteenth-century Paris as a microcosm of urban modernity. Berlin Childhood reflects upon the experiences of children in private and public spaces of the metropolis. Originally conceived by Benjamin as a way of writing on contemporary Berlin issues, his childhood recollections soon turned away from chronological narrative in order to explore a deliberately fragmented mode of literary presentation. Focusing on the spaces and images through which childhood becomes mentally accessible to the adult writer, aged forty, in the light of his present situation, Berlin Childhood Berlin Childhood A preface by Benjamin, found in the only version of

66. Lumi Res De Benjamin
Un article d Arnaud Spire sur un ouvrage de Micha l L wy proposant une lecture des th ses de Sur le concept d histoire du philosophe allemand particuli rement f condes pour notre poque, dans le quotidien l Humanit .
http://www.humanite.presse.fr/journal/2002-02-11/2002-02-11-28706

67. Nach Perlen Und Korallen Tauchen In Der Meerestiefe Des Geistes
Rezension von Walter Benjamins Gesammelten Briefen, Band III, 1925-1930 von Gustav Falke f r die Berliner Zeitung.
http://www.berlinonline.de/berliner-zeitung/archiv/.bin/dump.fcgi/1997/1206/maga

68. *Benjamin, Walter « United Architects – Essays
home table of content united architects – essays table of content all sites Benjamin, Walter. German, 1892–1940 Walter Benjamin is one of the central essayists of the GermanJewish
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is one of the central essayists of the GermanJewish intellectual tradition. Born and raised in Berlin in a bourgeois household representing both stability and confinement, Benjamin grew into a critic of literature, Western philosophy, and contemporary European culture. His oeuvre consists of hundreds of essays on literature, culture, history, and philosophy as well as book reviews and records of his travels throughout Europe. Benjamin was not in the strict sense a philosopher, nor entirely a creative writer, but a hybrid author who fused his philosophical as well as creative talents. These in turn were often intermingled with early German Romantic ideas on language and translation, Jewish mysticism, and Marxist materialism.
His persona as cultural critic was formed in the years of childhood and youth in Berlin, where the Wilhelmian environment provided both conservatism and confinement.
Benjamin’s powerful sense of cultural criticism was ignited while participating in the traditional German educational system, notable for its academic rigor and excellence, but also for its suppression of originality and creativity. Benjamin’s involvement in educational reform under the auspices of the Youth Movement (1912–17) was instrumental to his future role as cultural critic as well as intellectual and social outsider.

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71. Benjamin, Walter | Benjamin, Walter Information | HighBeam Research - FREE Trial
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73. Benjamin Walter - Critique Of Violence
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74. Benjamin_ Walter
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