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portada Infancia Berlinesa Hacia Mil Novecientos
Type
Physical Book
Year
2021
Language
Spanish
Pages
136
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9788418264788

Infancia Berlinesa Hacia Mil Novecientos

Walter Benjamin (Author) · Editorial Periferica · Paperback

Infancia Berlinesa Hacia Mil Novecientos - Benjamin, Walter

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Synopsis "Infancia Berlinesa Hacia Mil Novecientos"

Esta obra central en el universo benjaminiano se empezó a escribir en los años treinta del pasado siglo como contrapeso al mítico (y extrañado) proyecto del Libro de los Pasajes y al ascenso de los nazis al poder. Benjamin se torna a mirar su propia infancia: el nacimiento del «apetito de historias en un niño enfermizo. No obstante, influido por Proust (de quien fue traductor), el autor alcanza una resonancia mayor y le devuelve su libertad fundacional a la forma ensayística: capta la compleja trama de temporalidades que nos conforma, la resistencia del pasado a marcharse y su promesa de futuro. Con un acercamiento detallista y ensoñado, Benjamin observa un teléfono, un costurero o un parque en medio de la ciudad, y extrae de ellos el fundamento de la imaginación infantil, la magia de un pensar en imágenes, porque este libro es un mapa de la ciudad y un manual de instrucciones de la infancia en un momento en que ambas, ciudad y niñez, han desaparecido. Sin embargo, como siempre en Benjamin, lo extinguido adquiere una súbita modernidad. Y su mirada, entrenada en el arte de la espera, se transforma en una cartografía de los sueños contemporáneos. This central work in the Benjaminian universe began to be written in the 1930s as a counterweight to the mythical (and missed) project of the Book of Passages and the rise of the Nazis to power. Benjamin turns to look at his own childhood: the birth of the "appetite for stories" in a sickly child. However, influenced by Proust (of whom he was a translator), the author reaches a greater resonance and returns his foundational freedom to the essay form: he captures the complex web of temporalities that shapes us, the resistance of the past to leave and its promise of future. With a detailed and dreamy approach, Benjamin observes a telephone, a sewing shop or a park in the middle of the city, and extracts from them the foundation of children's imagination, the magic of thinking in images, because this book is a map of the city ​​and a childhood instruction manual at a time when both city and childhood have disappeared. However, as always in Benjamin, the extinct acquires a sudden modernity. And his gaze, trained in the art of waiting, is transformed into a cartography of contemporary dreams.

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