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While Walter Benjamin did not publish a book specifically titled On Photography, his critical insights into photography are interwoven throughout several of his major essays, most notably in “The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction.” In these writings, Benjamin explores the profound transformation of art through the advent of photography and film, focusing on how mechanical reproduction changes the function, perception, and social role of visual media. He introduces the concept of the “aura,” describing the unique presence and authenticity of a work of art that is diminished through reproduction.
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Dive into the world of thought-provoking ideas and captivating narratives with our Literature & Essays collection. This selection brings together timeless literary works and insightful essays that explore the human experience, philosophy, culture, and society. Whether you’re interested in the profound reflections of classic authors or the sharp analysis of contemporary thinkers, these books offer a diverse range of perspectives that inspire deep thought and introspection. From personal essays that reflect on individual journeys to literary masterpieces that shape our understanding of the world, Literature & Essays provide a space for both intellectual exploration and emotional connection. With a variety of genres and topics, this collection will engage readers who are passionate about literature, critical thinking, and the art of written expression. Explore the power of words and ideas with our thoughtfully curated selection.
Weight | 340 g |
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Condition | New |
Format | Paperback |
Product Type | Literature & Essays |
Writer | |
Genre | Essay |
Language | Persian |
Origin | Germany |
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