The dissimilar in the similar: mimesis and reading in Walter Benjamin

In this paper, we delimit the moments in which, “Doctrine of Similar” and “On Mimetic Faculty”, reading Sprache (speech, language, language) are inseparably linked to category “non-sensuous similarities.” conception, analogical-proportional representation traditional mimesis is dislocated by a rhetorical conception symbolic experiences given different semiotic forms. Moreover, idealist ground relocated specific area which perception similarities mediated instance under predominance dissimilar. Our fundamental purpose resides exposing how production similarities, contrast those relational schematism classical logicism with idealistic determination Kantian aesthetics, shows its paradoxical grounds mimetic reading.