Verabschiedung der (Post-) Moderne? Eine interdisziplinare Debatte

Lubich, Frederick A.; Rider, Jacques Le; Raulet, Gerard

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“…Architects whose architecture is led by a guiding story that inspires them and that they tell their clients and visitors to explain buildings seem to have a very different approach from architects who do not feel the need to tell a story because they hold the view that architecture must speak for itself and tell its own story. In the postmodern age, personal life stories have replaced the grand narratives (Lyotard 1979;Raulet 1987), and there is no doubt that the architects' guiding stories can inspire. But the building cannot literally portray their story.…”

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The Language of Architecture and the Narrative of the Architect: An Essay on Spatial Orientation and Cultural Meaning in Architecture

Minnema¹

2019

Handbook of the Changing World Language Map

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Section: The Architect's Guiding Storymentioning

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The Language of Architecture and the Narrative of the Architect: An Essay on Spatial Orientation and Cultural Meaning in Architecture

Minnema¹

2019

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Walter Benjamin’s Karl Kraus: Negation, Quotation, and Jewish Identity

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This article considers Walter Benjamin’s 1931 essay on Karl Kraus and explores how Benjamin uses Kraus (who was Theodor Lessing’s classical example of a self-hating Jew) to explain how Jewish theology can be transformed into secular Jewish cultural identity through quotation. Benjamin does this by focusing on what he believes to be the “Jewish” style of quotation in Kraus’s writing, or what George Steiner has termed a “hermeneutic of citation.”

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Verabschiedung der (Post-) Moderne? Eine interdisziplinare Debatte

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The Language of Architecture and the Narrative of the Architect: An Essay on Spatial Orientation and Cultural Meaning in Architecture

The Language of Architecture and the Narrative of the Architect: An Essay on Spatial Orientation and Cultural Meaning in Architecture

Walter Benjamin’s Karl Kraus: Negation, Quotation, and Jewish Identity

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