It notes that the titular relationship has been achieved by the desire to bring things "closer spatially and humanly" and it posits a shift from the ritual to the political.
It notes that the titular relationship has been achieved by the desire to bring things "closer spatially and humanly" and it posits a shift from the ritual to the political. Beginning with a quote from Valery's "The Conquest of Ubiquity," this work ends with a discussion of Fascism and Marinetti's thoughts on War. [*] In this essay the author argues that film is an "invitation to a wholesale liquidation" and notes that while cult value diminished, exhibition value flourished through mediums like photography. Perhaps best known for its section on the withering of "aura" in its discussion of creative authenticity, FTP, identify this work, first translated in Illuminations, an essay about the impact of technology on the aesthetic.
It notes that the titular relationship has been achieved by the desire to bring things "closer spatially and humanly" and it posits a shift from the ritual to the political.
{The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction}