Judith Butler. Benjamin and The Philosophy of History. 2011

Judith Butler. Benjamin and The Philosophy of History. 2011

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@Vikt0rEremita
@Vikt0rEremita - 05.12.2012 15:41

ahah what, the past doesnt extend itself into its future, the present?

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@mpbonner
@mpbonner - 08.04.2013 22:13

Among the monuments in Trafalgar Square, London, there is an empty plinth. This plinth could provide a Benjaminian moment in the fight for the oppressed past if it were left empty and had a small plaque attached which read 'In Remembrance of the Disappeared.' Thankyou for posting these wonderful lectures.

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@MrJhmw01
@MrJhmw01 - 17.01.2014 23:12

The monad or the monadic idea, both in Leibniz and Benjamin, does reflect, through what benjamin names in the "theory of ideas" section in the Trauerspiel book (e36-44) as the 'constellation' of ideas, the truth content of the world. Benjamin is quite explict in his reference to Leibniz.

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@MrJhmw01
@MrJhmw01 - 17.01.2014 23:29

'The Benjamin that wrote these theses was rather late.' It was the last thing he ever wrote before fleeing to Spain.

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