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Art/Communication/Technicity at Century’s Endlieved in the emancipatory power of art’s symbolic energy and of those who believed in its ability to suffuse life and thus transform society. This experience has not borne out Adorno’s pessimism, however, or vindicated the apocalyptic visions of other thinkers.

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Politics in the City: The Cultural Dimensionas a ‘green belt’, an extended common ground whose public nature is established as a principle which guides its private use and appropriation. In general, however, public space is located in the heart of the city, is the material setting of its social and political centrality.

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An Australian Poetics of the Plough,dical political energy of the early 1970s, set out to resolve the insoluble conflict between culture and politics. In a single night, she recalls, they made a series of short films, each attacking censorship under capitalism. The gesture belonged to Argentina’s vanguardist tradition. The films were

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Eleanor Davies and the New Jerusalem,eneral, it is collectively known as ‘funk’. The rap movement, in particular, has been provoking renewed discussion about the notion of a ‘black’ Brazilian identity; this within a society whose supposed capacity for integration, for overcoming social and ethnic antagonisms, has so often been measured

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Eleanor Davies and the New Jerusalem,vely interpellated by politics and, in response, fundament ally revised its traditional representational strategies, calling into question widely recognized aesthetic conventions. It seems natural to assume that literature itself was able to produce these changes. But relating literature to the mean

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Eleanor Davies and the New Jerusalem,lieved in the emancipatory power of art’s symbolic energy and of those who believed in its ability to suffuse life and thus transform society. This experience has not borne out Adorno’s pessimism, however, or vindicated the apocalyptic visions of other thinkers.