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Paperback. Condition: New. An insightful study of Walter Benjamin, one of the most important philosophers of the twentieth century, by the Italian philosopher Gianni Carchia.  Name and Image crystalizes Gianni Carchia's lifelong pursuit of the infinite philosophical object in the method and thought of one of the most important philosophers of the twentieth century: Walter Benjamin. This intellectual biography touches upon the philosophy of language, historiography, aesthetics, temporality, and transcendental philosophy.   The book has the singular distinction of being both Gianni Carchia's first and last work. In the spring of 1999, shortly before the resurgence of the disease that would lead to his death, Carchia began revising the graduate thesis he had defended at the University of Turin in 1971 with the title Truth and Language in the Young Walter Benjamin. At age twenty-four, the young scholar already demonstrated the incisive, axiomatic style of a master. The final version, retitled Name and Image, would become his testament. With a remarkable inversion, beginning and end seem to conjoin here in an authentically philosophical act, as though all the motifs of Carchia's late thought-the conception of philosophy as event and witness, critique of method, and messianic finality-resonated together for the first time in this youthful text. The physiognomy of Benjamin that opens the work is the self-portrait of a figure who stands out ever more as one of the most just voices in twentieth-century Italian philosophy.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. An insightful study of Walter Benjamin, one of the most important philosophers of the twentieth century, by the Italian philosopher Gianni Carchia.  Name and Image crystalizes Gianni Carchia's lifelong pursuit of the infinite philosophical object in the method and thought of one of the most important philosophers of the twentieth century: Walter Benjamin. This intellectual biography touches upon the philosophy of language, historiography, aesthetics, temporality, and transcendental philosophy.   The book has the singular distinction of being both Gianni Carchia's first and last work. In the spring of 1999, shortly before the resurgence of the disease that would lead to his death, Carchia began revising the graduate thesis he had defended at the University of Turin in 1971 with the title Truth and Language in the Young Walter Benjamin. At age twenty-four, the young scholar already demonstrated the incisive, axiomatic style of a master. The final version, retitled Name and Image, would become his testament. With a remarkable inversion, beginning and end seem to conjoin here in an authentically philosophical act, as though all the motifs of Carchia's late thought-the conception of philosophy as event and witness, critique of method, and messianic finality-resonated together for the first time in this youthful text. The physiognomy of Benjamin that opens the work is the self-portrait of a figure who stands out ever more as one of the most just voices in twentieth-century Italian philosophy.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. An insightful study of Walter Benjamin, one of the most important philosophers of the twentieth century, by the Italian philosopher Gianni Carchia. Name and Image crystalizes Gianni Carchia's lifelong pursuit of the infinite philosophical object in the method and thought of one of the most important philosophers of the twentieth century: Walter Benjamin. This intellectual biography touches upon the philosophy of language, historiography, aesthetics, temporality, and transcendental philosophy. The book has the singular distinction of being both Gianni Carchia's first and last work. In the spring of 1999, shortly before the resurgence of the disease that would lead to his death, Carchia began revising the graduate thesis he had defended at the University of Turin in 1971 with the title Truth and Language in the Young Walter Benjamin. At age twenty-four, the young scholar already demonstrated the incisive, axiomatic style of a master. The final version, retitled Name and Image, would become his testament. With a remarkable inversion, beginning and end seem to conjoin here in an authentically philosophical act, as though all the motifs of Carchia's late thoughtthe conception of philosophy as event and witness, critique of method, and messianic finalityresonated together for the first time in this youthful text. The physiognomy of Benjamin that opens the work is the self-portrait of a figure who stands out ever more as one of the most just voices in twentieth-century Italian philosophy. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Condition: New. Idioma/Language: Español. Aby Warburg y el pensamiento vivo presenta un coro de voces de filósofos, filólogos e historiadores de la cultura, que aparecen juntos por primera vez como elementos de una misma constelación de pensamiento: Giorgio Pasquali, Mario Praz, Gertrud Bing, Arsenio Frugoni, Giorgio Agamben, Guglielmo Bilancioni, Alessandro Dal Lago, Gianni Carchia, Salvatore Settis, Kurt W. Forster y Maurizio Ghelardi, cuyos ensayos fueron publicados originalmente en revistas o en ediciones ahora inaccesibles, y abarcan un arco cronológico que va desde el inicio de la década de 1930 hasta los primeros años del siglo XXI. Once aportaciones, todas surgidas en ámbito italiano (incluidos Gertrud Bing y Kurt Forster, «italianos de elección»), que representan la línea del «pensamiento vivo» de Warburg. Así, vinculados en el nuevo marco interpretativo que propone Monica Centanni, muestran con claridad un trazado que mitiga tantos equívocos y mistificaciones para recuperar y revalorizar la importancia metodológica de Aby Warburg en la historia de la cultura europea. Este libro impulsa el verdadero sentido, inédito hasta el momento, de su método y de su herencia; sobre todo, la organización revolucionaria de su Biblioteca, trasladada en los años treinta de Alemania a Londres, y el Atlas de la Memoria (Atlas Mnemosyne) , la pionera machine à penser , instrumento esencial e inagotable que estimula infinitas conexiones entre forma y contenido. *** Nota: Los envíos a España peninsular, Baleares y Canarias se realizan a través de mensajería urgente. No aceptamos pedidos con destino a Ceuta y Melilla. …

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