'Walter benjamin' diaporamas de présentation

Week 14 Documents, visual methods, and other qualitative research sources and methods

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Modern European Intellectual History

Modern European Intellectual History. Lecture 2 The Enemy: The Bourgeoisie January 28, 2008. outline. intro: did the bourgeoisie exist? the emergence of the bourgeoisie bourgeois culture bourgeois philosophy traditions of dissent conclusion. the era of the bourgeoisie.

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Review from Monday

Review from Monday. McLuhan : hot and cold media Innis : time and space bias Common point: dominance of visual. Modernist Theories pt. 2. TODAY Williams' critique of medium theory Benjamin Leavises and Lynds Riesman and Hoggart Habermas. Raymond Williams.

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Critical Theory r.witts@ed.ac.uk

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Facebook: Medium for the Masses?

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Walter Benjamin

Walter Benjamin. By: Claudia Nelson. Who is Walter?. 1892-194 0 literary critic Philosopher Sociologist Translator radio broadcaster essayist. The beginning. The Greeks reproduce by founding and stamping. Graphic Art replicas now available!. OR. Value decreases due to the reproduction.

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Walter Benjamin 1892-1940

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Benjamin and Nature in 19th century Paris

Benjamin and Nature in 19th century Paris. Nature as discourse. Walter Benjamin. Arcades and Flaneur. Nature Dioramas.

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Benjamin and Nature in 19th century Paris

Benjamin and Nature in 19th century Paris. Nature as discourse. Walter Benjamin. Arcades and Flaneur. Nature Dioramas.

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Benjamin and Nature in 19th century Paris

Benjamin and Nature in 19th century Paris. Walter Benjamin. Arcades and Flaneur. Nature Dioramas.

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Louis Althusser

Louis Althusser. FOR MARX How do you watch a play, and how does that relate to your position as a active spectator? Spectatorial consciousness: Enlist spectator for an active and living critique Estrangement model versus Identification model

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