文明
不可思议的
社会学
贫穷
第二次世界大战
美学
精神分析
法学
哲学
政治学
心理学
标识
DOI:10.1177/1077800420934152
摘要
This article introduces a way of inquiry explored by Walter Benjamin in an effort to renew civilization by first investigating it and then re-writing it toward a better future. Recovering from the damage of World War I, and facing a coming World War II and Third Reich, Benjamin calls for mankind to declare bankruptcy with the present. Benjamin’s 1933 essay, “Experience and Poverty,” suggested taking civilization back to the drawing board, in the service of “changing reality rather than describing it” (p. 733), an uncanny desire to some present-day scholars who see our world as marked by gloomy prospects.
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