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We Take Their Place,Blanchot: ‘The suffering of our time: “A wasted man, bent head, bowed shoulders, unthinking, gaze extinguished”; “our gaze was turned to the ground”.1 Suffering in our time is not distinguishable from the great sufferings of the past. But there is the disappointment that astonishing leaps in technology have not prevented the omnipresence of war.

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,Einführung in die Hüttenkunde,lassical, have been forgotten, the battle has been won, the artwork is a wise investment and commands a high price; it is sought for the collection of the film star and the businessman; the work is commissioned by left-leaning governments to restore a lost sense of community to ‘culturally deprived’ areas.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-25408-0enough to appeal to the left and the right, but open-ended enough in the end to mean nothing at all. It offers itself to those who seek to remedy the breakdown of traditional values by appealing to the lost unanimity that would remain the yardstick by which this breakdown could be measured.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-25408-0ial, not of learning what one does not yet know’.The notion of the work of art allows us to draw the old and the new into the horizon of culture: we know what it is and we know, for this reason, what any work of art can be. Our capacity to know outpaces everything; the avant-garde is, for us, only t

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Introduction: The Claim of Communism,enough to appeal to the left and the right, but open-ended enough in the end to mean nothing at all. It offers itself to those who seek to remedy the breakdown of traditional values by appealing to the lost unanimity that would remain the yardstick by which this breakdown could be measured.

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