make (something abstract) more concrete or real
Aesthetics and Politics
by
Bertolt Brecht,
Ernst Bloch,
Fredric Jameson,
György Lukács,
Theodor W. Adorno,
Walter Benjamin
Sept. 28, 2017 - Sept. 29, 2017
(read/capitalism-etc/literary-criticism)
Brecht, B. et al (2007). Aesthetics and Politics. Verso.
p.212
reifying »
p.210
Marxian »
pertaining to Karl Marx and ideas he explicitly e…
p.197
propitiousness »
(adjective) favorably disposed; benevolent / (adj…
p.194
malediction »
(noun) curse execration
p.189
fulminated »
express vehement protest
p.206
[...] The practice of estrangement--staging pheno…
p.201
[...] Nothing has, of course, more effectively di…
p.184
[...] This is why the buffoonery of fascism, evok…
p.180
[...] Committed art in the proper sense is not in…
p.175
For all this, it is impossible to rid oneself of …
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Discussing Expressionism
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Ernst Bloch
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Realism in the Balance
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68
Against Georg Lukács
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100
Presentation III
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134
Reply
2 / 0142
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Commitment
talks a lot about Sartre's essay What is Literature
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