Titlebook: Walter Benjamin; Julian Roberts Textbook 1982Latest edition Julian Roberts 1982 contemporary social theory.critical theory.Frankfurt Schoo

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Julian Robertsoundaries; to de-territorialize politics and economics; and to create a more cosmopolitan social and political world order. There are more or less irremediable flaws in the nature of the nation-state in its preoccupation with (power) politics, national self-determination, sovereignty, and state equa

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Introductionroper career and published little except short articles and book reviews, the acclaim he has now received in the academic world and among publishers is remarkable. The ‘Benjamin renaissance’ started in 1955 with the publication of a slim selection of pieces. Since then output has multiplied enormous

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The Early Yearsr, nor a member of the ‘George circle’. He did not join the Communist Party, and he was not a Zionist. He associated with the Frankfurt school, but only while also consorting with quite different elements, like Bertolt Brecht and the German emigrés in Moscow. It is not always clear who his friends w

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The Intellectual Backgroundhich his own thought first developed. On the other was the Bolshevism which he first encountered in the years after the First World War. Some understanding of this context is necessary if we are to follow the path along which Benjamin’s thinking developed. It is particularly important if we are to m