Fernando Augusto Bee Magalhães in research grants and scholarships supported by FAPESP.
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It is common, in national and international secondary literature about Walter Benjamin's critical theory, interpretations which reduce the concept of myth into institutional and biopolitical forms of power existent in modern society since antiquity. These interpretations shown themselves incapable of comprehending the historical, social and material elements from the diagnostic of culture…
The task of this project is to show that Benjamin's critique towards modernity must be understood as a critique of the phantasmagoria, because this is the mythical form of modernity. More specifically, our hypothesis is that Benjamin understands the critique of the phantasmagoria as a construction of a collective mass experience promoted by the technical reproducibility. Firstly, to fulfi…
My research try to elucidate the differences between the critical theory developed by Benjamin in the 1920 and the one from the 1930. The PhD research project initially presented to Fapesp has the aim to show the existence of two moments in Walter Benjamin's critical theory of society. In other words, the existence of two critiques of Enlightenment. The hypothesis is the first moment expr…
This research internship project inserts itself in a MS research that has been developed at the Department of Philosophy in UNICAMP, Brazil. The general objective of this MS research is to clarify Benjamin's critic model developed in the 30's, which we understand as a critique of culture. To enter profoundly and extract the maximum possibilities of his critic model we are exploring the re…
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