2020
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-41329-3_9
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Walter Benjamin in Fortress Europe: Refugees and the Ethics of Memory in an (Ex)Border Town

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“…In the 1980s Walter Benjamin was only known in an inner circle of specialists and academics but a decade later, and since then on, Walter Benjamin has become a well-known reference to the wider audience (Greenberg, 2008). His ideas in the Arcades Project on urban consumer culture inspired scholars (e.g., Akkerman, 2019) to critically reflect upon consumer culture (e.g., Kurylo, 2020), European colonialism in the nineteenth century (e.g., Vandertop, 2016) and refugees (e.g., Alfaro, 2020). Walter Benjamin was born on July 15, 1892 in Berlin, but circumstances forced him to take his life on September 26, 1940 at Portbou, a border town in Cataluny, Spain.…”
Section: Influences Of Walter Benjaminmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the 1980s Walter Benjamin was only known in an inner circle of specialists and academics but a decade later, and since then on, Walter Benjamin has become a well-known reference to the wider audience (Greenberg, 2008). His ideas in the Arcades Project on urban consumer culture inspired scholars (e.g., Akkerman, 2019) to critically reflect upon consumer culture (e.g., Kurylo, 2020), European colonialism in the nineteenth century (e.g., Vandertop, 2016) and refugees (e.g., Alfaro, 2020). Walter Benjamin was born on July 15, 1892 in Berlin, but circumstances forced him to take his life on September 26, 1940 at Portbou, a border town in Cataluny, Spain.…”
Section: Influences Of Walter Benjaminmentioning
confidence: 99%