Creativity, singularity and techné : The making and unmaking of visual objects in modernity

Angelaki 11 (1):75-87 (2006)
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In an essay published in 1918, Walter Benjamin sets forth a task that will concern him for the rest of his life: The task of a future epistemology is to find for knowledge the sphere of total neutr...

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