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Critical Inquiry, 1999
1 From One Way Street (a section written in commemoration of Karl Kraus.) In Walter Benjamin, Selected Writings, Volume I: 1913-1926, Cambridge, Mass, and London, England: Harvard University Press, 1966, p. 469. This edition (vol.1) will hereafter be referred to by the abbreviation "SW" ("Selected Writings"), followed by the page number.
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1 From One Way Street (a section written in commemoration of Karl Kraus.) In Walter Benjamin, Selected Writings, Volume I: 1913-1926, Cambridge, Mass, and London, England: Harvard University Press, 1966, p. 469. This edition (vol.1) will hereafter be referred to by the abbreviation "SW" ("Selected Writings"), followed by the page number.
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Angewandte Chemie International Edition
"My biggest motivation is to leave the world with more than I've taken from it… A key experience in my education was failing my first exam in graduate school. It quickly taught me that you can either take failure as a sign that you're not good enough or you believe in yourself enough to hit the books and try again…" Find out more about Benjamin Elling ...
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"My biggest motivation is to leave the world with more than I've taken from it… A key experience in my education was failing my first exam in graduate school. It quickly taught me that you can either take failure as a sign that you're not good enough or you believe in yourself enough to hit the books and try again…" Find out more about Benjamin Elling ...
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Response to Working With Walter Benjamin, by Andrew Benjamin
Philosophy Today, 2015Andrew Benjamin, Working with Walter Benjamin: Recovering a Political Philosophy (Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2013)Andrew Benjamin's Working with Benjamin mounts a critique of sovereignty and the state by way of what he calls a "recovery" of Benjamin's political philosophy.
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A Conversation with Benjamin Barber
Contemporary Political Theory, 2009The first dialogue with Professor Barber was recorded in Peterborough in September 2008, with later follow-up questions and responses in June 2011. Professor Barber had been part of a team helping the city of Peterborough in the United Kingdom to think about its future and strategize how the arts can be used as an integral part of a regeneration plan ...
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The Journal of Architecture, 2007
The commonplace image of Heidegger is of a philosopher firmly rooted, not in the city of Freiburg in which much of his life was spent, but in the Alemannic-Schwabian countryside around the village of Messkirch in which he was born. It would seem that the distance between Heidegger and Benjamin, between Messkirch and Berlin or Paris could not be greater.
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The commonplace image of Heidegger is of a philosopher firmly rooted, not in the city of Freiburg in which much of his life was spent, but in the Alemannic-Schwabian countryside around the village of Messkirch in which he was born. It would seem that the distance between Heidegger and Benjamin, between Messkirch and Berlin or Paris could not be greater.
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Remembering Walter Benjamin: Benjamin and His Biographers
Biography, 2007Having long ago emerged from years of obscurity, Walter Benjamin functions today as an icon not only among an academic audience, but also in many products of popular culture. Through the examination of three key biographies, this study traces the different meanings given to Benjamin's life from the 1970s until today.
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Angewandte Chemie International Edition
"A turning point in my career was exploring the molecular design of responsive polymers and macromolecular materials as a postdoctoral scholar… My group has fun by laughing, both in lab and group meeting, as well going on fun outings like group cookouts on the beach…" Find out more about Benjamin McDonald in his Introducing… Profile.
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"A turning point in my career was exploring the molecular design of responsive polymers and macromolecular materials as a postdoctoral scholar… My group has fun by laughing, both in lab and group meeting, as well going on fun outings like group cookouts on the beach…" Find out more about Benjamin McDonald in his Introducing… Profile.
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On the analytical and numerical solutions of the Benjamin–Bona–Mahony equation
Optical and quantum electronics, 2017A. Yokuş, T. Sulaiman, H. Bulut
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Language, Thought, and Reality: Selected Writings of Benjamin Lee Whorf
, 1956B. L. Whorf
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