The article analyzes how, in Walter Benjamin’s early philosophy of art, critique and artistic language bring about a displacement of the categories of truth and appearance, which cease to be grounded in an idealist foundation and instead become inscribed within a rhetorical-aesthetic interpretation centered on the form and expression of artworks. … Read More →
Author: Eduardo García Elizondo
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