This paper is an attempt to re-read Walter Benjamin’s essay “critique of violence” by separating what we here presume being its three-part core or axis, namely Right (rätt, as in Law), Justice (rättvisa) and Violence (våld), and then make an inquiry into the relationship between them, or, to what extent these three parts relate to each other. The method for doing so is at first a close-up reading of Benjamin’s text, where the core parts are being mentioned. Thereafter we will take a look at some of the most prominent attempts to read Benjamin to see to what extent their interpretation is compatible to ours. At last, in the concluding part of our paper, a suggestion with a shade of psychoanalysis of how to interpret the essay will be present...
Walter Benjamin’s early essay Zur Kritik der Gewalt [Zur Kritik] first published in 1921 is a notori...
Transforming as it does from an exemplar of meticulous philosophical analysis into an allusive polit...
Transforming as it does from an exemplar of meticulous philosophical analysis into an allusive polit...
This essay provides an attempt to reflect the notions of violence, right or law and fate in Benjamin...
This article aims to clarify the relationship of violence to the right from the contributions of Wal...
Marking the centenary of Walter Benjamin's immensely influential essay, "Toward the Critique of Viol...
This doctoral thesis gives a coherent reading of the theory of art and the political theory of Walte...
The present essay concerns Walter Benjamin´s engagement with the concept of critique in four of his ...
Walter Benjamin's 1921 essay "Critique of Violence" offers a powerful and unique examination of the ...
The article revisits Walter Benjamin\u2019s reflection on the concept of violence, attempting to ret...
In paragraph 18 of “Toward the Critique of Violence,” the terms life, living, and violence, and ...
My work develops three fundamental axes. First, I seek to clarify the link between violence and law ...
Cette thèse de doctorat fournit une lecture cohérente de la théorie de l’art et de la théorie politi...
The present essay concerns Walter Benjamin’s thought regarding history and temporality as he articul...
In his “Critique of Violence,” Walter Benjamin seeks to rethink justice as the interruption of the j...
Walter Benjamin’s early essay Zur Kritik der Gewalt [Zur Kritik] first published in 1921 is a notori...
Transforming as it does from an exemplar of meticulous philosophical analysis into an allusive polit...
Transforming as it does from an exemplar of meticulous philosophical analysis into an allusive polit...
This essay provides an attempt to reflect the notions of violence, right or law and fate in Benjamin...
This article aims to clarify the relationship of violence to the right from the contributions of Wal...
Marking the centenary of Walter Benjamin's immensely influential essay, "Toward the Critique of Viol...
This doctoral thesis gives a coherent reading of the theory of art and the political theory of Walte...
The present essay concerns Walter Benjamin´s engagement with the concept of critique in four of his ...
Walter Benjamin's 1921 essay "Critique of Violence" offers a powerful and unique examination of the ...
The article revisits Walter Benjamin\u2019s reflection on the concept of violence, attempting to ret...
In paragraph 18 of “Toward the Critique of Violence,” the terms life, living, and violence, and ...
My work develops three fundamental axes. First, I seek to clarify the link between violence and law ...
Cette thèse de doctorat fournit une lecture cohérente de la théorie de l’art et de la théorie politi...
The present essay concerns Walter Benjamin’s thought regarding history and temporality as he articul...
In his “Critique of Violence,” Walter Benjamin seeks to rethink justice as the interruption of the j...
Walter Benjamin’s early essay Zur Kritik der Gewalt [Zur Kritik] first published in 1921 is a notori...
Transforming as it does from an exemplar of meticulous philosophical analysis into an allusive polit...
Transforming as it does from an exemplar of meticulous philosophical analysis into an allusive polit...