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Re: WB's Anthropological Materialism
- Subject: Re: WB's Anthropological Materialism
- From: "rc-am" <rcollins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 14 May 1999 12:36:28 +1000
can you elaborate a little on 'anthropological materialism'?
Angela
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rcollins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
-----Original Message-----
From: L Spencer <L.SPENCER@xxxxxxxxxx>
>Anthropological Materialism
>
>cf. Chapter 6, pp. 55-70 of "Walter Benjamin" by Norbert Bolz an Willem van
Reijen)
>cf. also Burkhardt Lindner in New German Critique no. 39
>
>As promised, a quotation (Adorno in a letter to Benjamin dated 6
>September 1936) which is suggestive and intriguing. It certainly
>helps me understand why I have always found Benjamin the more
>rewarding writer...
>
>"All of the points on which I differ from you, despite our fundamental and
concrete agreement on
>everything else, can be grouped together under the heading of an
anthropological materialism to which I cannot give my allegiance.
>
>It is as though for you the measure of concretion were the human
>body."
>
>(Adorno to Benjamin, 6 Sept 1936, Gesammelte Schriften vii s. 864)
>
- Thread context:
- Re: FS in US,
Greg Nielsen Thu 13 May 1999, 20:55 GMT
- <Possible follow-up(s)>
- Re: FS in US,
Russell Jacoby Mon 17 May 1999, 05:32 GMT
- ADORNO & JAZZ: REFERENCES (1),
Ralph Dumain Thu 13 May 1999, 19:13 GMT
- WB's Anthropological Materialism,
L Spencer Thu 13 May 1999, 17:58 GMT
- Springsteen: make it real,
L Spencer Thu 13 May 1999, 17:40 GMT
- THE RIVER (of dreams?] according to Bruce Springsteen,
L Spencer Thu 13 May 1999, 17:18 GMT
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