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The Belated Relevance of Walter Benjamin’s Thought

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Boglárka Daradics, Zalán-György Ilyés

Released: Replika 133, 15–191.

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- Boglárka Daradics
- Zalán-György Ilyés
Foreword to the Special Issue on Walter Benjamin
The Belated Relevance of Walter Benjamin’s Thought
- Gergely Bethlenfatvy
Gleaning
- Boglárka Daradics
An Ideological-Historical Analysis of Walter Benjamin’s Habilitation Case
- Zalán-György Ilyés
Fighting for the “language of youth”
- Bálint Somlyó
Problems of Origin
- Fanni Tóth
Melencolia I as Denkbild
- Károly Tóth
- Anna Zsellér
Critique and Resignation
- Tamás Valastyán
Bookmarks
The Last Thirteen Letters of Benjamin
- Boglárka Daradics
Sounds of hope and desperate letting go
- Benjamin Walter
- Boglárka Daradics
The Symphonies of Escape
- Zalán-György Ilyés
On written and unwritten letters
Aura and Work of Art
- Theodor Wiesengrund Adorno,
The Dialectical Theory of the Aura
- János Weiss
Afterword to the 1938 Adorno Letter
Trends of the (International) Reception of Benjamin?
- Axel Honneth
Walter Benjamin as Religious Decisionist
Interpretation, Reflection, Criticism
- András Borbély
Cult and Technology
- Réka Erőss
The Brightness of Reflection
- Zoltán Lengyel
Vaterland, Muttersprache
- Csillag Tarnai
Taking a Walk on the Map of the City of the „Self”
- Hanna Tóth
Crossing Borders
- Mark-Alek Săpătaru
Self-unveiling as Final Gesture

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