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Author(s):	Stephane Symons

Date:	2024	Format:	epub	Language:	English	ISBN/ASIN:	1032304596
Pages:	142	OCR:		Quality:		ISBN13:
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What happens when the world around us feels fragmented? How can a person continue to respond positively to their environment when it seems to have lost its internal coherence? These questions lie at the heart of this innovative interpretation of some of the most influential German philosophers of the twentieth century. The key figures in this study are the young Georg Lukcs (18851971), Ernst Jnger (18951998), Ernst Bloch (18851977), Theodor Adorno (19031969), Max Kommerell (19021944), and Siegfried Kracauer (18891966).
By establishing an intellectual dialogue among these otherwise diverse thinkers, this study identifies a common interest: the question whether an unworldly, fragmented universe can nonetheless elicit a creative response from individuals. Together, these authors offer an alternative to what is considered the dominant trend in twentieth-century German philosophy: the phenomenological emphasis on humans' lived interactions with a shared and unified lifeworld. Special attention is given to six distinct interpretations of Miguel de Cervantes's novel
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