Exact imagination, late work: on Adorno's aesthetics

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Walter Benjamin Studies Compilation Art, Aesthetics, and Perception Critical Theory and Philosophy

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Introduction: exact imagination and late work. Subjective aesthetic experience and its historical trajectory language - its murmerings, its darkness and its silver rib configurational form in the aesthetic essay and the enigma of Aesthetic Theory Aesthetic Theory's mimesis of Walter Benjamin Adorno and Benjamin, photography and the aura.

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