Thanks to the Edison Academy students in the cyber and electrical classes — and teacher Aaron King, students will be able to ...

The green passport, like Benjamin’s unfinished Arcades Project, is a palimpsest. Its pages hold dreams of workers in Dubai, students in Toronto, and those lost at sea. “Going where you’re ...

The green passport, like Benjamin’s unfinished Arcades Project, is a palimpsest. Its pages hold dreams of workers in Dubai, students in Toronto, and those lost at sea. “Going where you’re treated best ...

and the work of Walter Benjamin, a cultural critic and philosopher who died in the opening days of World War II, having spent over a decade and a half on his magnum opus, “The Arcades Project ...

It’s hard to know why Benjamin held out as long as he did. But before he left Paris, he entrusted the manuscript of The Arcades Project to Bataille, who hid the papers in the archive of the ...

to the Paris of his “Arcades Project.” “Benjamin’s Naples essay is extraordinary,” Adorno wrote to Kracauer, before going on to belittle Benjamin’s co-author: “And who is Asja Lācis ...

Your Artstor image groups were copied to Workspace. The Artstor website will be retired on Aug 1st. Cultural Anthropology Vol. 37, No. 1, February 2022 GAMBLING, DIGNITY, AND THE NARCOTIC OF T... This ...

Benjamin became a stateless intellectual ... The work that provided that inner equilibrium was the famous Arcades Project, a sprawling manuscript which portrays Paris, the site of the many ...

“The first being his album, the second being The Casey Benjamin Memorial Foundation, and the third would be some of his projects that will soon come to life or have recently come to life that he’s ...

Walter Benjamin made arcades the symbol of a Parisian ... eventually published posthumously in 1982 as Arcades Project (the German title being Das Passagen-Werk, "the book of passages"), these ...

Although theology seeps everywhere into Walter Benjamin’s work, it can be difficult to pin down — and even more difficult to decipher. As the German Jewish philosopher put it in his posthumously ...