SANAT ESERİNDE HAKİKAT: MARTIN HEIDEGGER VE WALTER BENJAMIN

Interview with Walter C . Willett Conducted by Benjamin C . Williams

Walter C. Willett MD, DrPH, is Fredrick John Stare Professor of Epidemiology and Nutrition and Chairman of the Department of Nutrition at Harvard School of Public Health as well as a Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School. He studied food science as an undergraduate at Michigan State University, obtained a medical degree from the University of Michigan Medical School and a Doctorate in...

Benjamin Martin. Author, instrument-maker, and `country showman'

The ‘Thing’ in Martin Heidegger and Georges Bataille: Method, Ritual and Prostitution

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MARTIN HEIDEGGER ' S ARISTOTELIAN NATIONAL SOCIALISM MICHAEL ALLEN GILLESPIE Duke University SINCE THE PUBLICATION

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Walter Benjamin and the Tectonic Unconscious: Using Architecture as an Optical Instrument

The writings of Walter Benjamin include appropriations and transformations of modernist architectural history and theory that offer an opportunity to broaden the interpretation of how the relationship between the 'unconscious' and technologically aided 'optics' is figured in his commentaries on cultural modernity. This essay focuses on three moments in his writings, each of which touches on thi...