Hermenéutica del discurso fragmentario en Walter Benjamin

Revista de Filosofía (Madrid) 38 (2):117-133 (2013)
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This paper proposes an hermeneutic interpretation of the fragmentary discourse of one of the authors of reference of the critical theory. The analysis develops from the theory of the incomplete translation of Benjamin. The Benjamin style of writing and its thesis in constant review process can be understood as precursors of the deconstruction. Our hypothesis is that this special Benjamin position is not developed by chance, but it is the result of a specific way of understanding the construction of the critical theory

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Lluís Brage
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