Style and time: essays on the politics of appearance

Evanston, Ill.: Northwestern University Press (2006)
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Offers a sustained meditation on the role of interruption in modernity. This book departs from and elaborates an important but overlooked dimension of Walter Benjamin's discourse: the question of style as it bears upon temporality and spatiality. This work suggests that the time has come to revise existing paradigms.

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