The cultural spaces of Siegfied Kracauer: the many surfaces of Berlin
New Formations - ISSN 0950-2378
Volume 2007 Number 61
The cultural spaces of Siegfied Kracauer: the many surfaces of Berlin
John Allen pages -
Abstract
Allen explores Kracauer’s phenomenological treatment of Weimar Berlin and its character, suggestive of contemporaneous cultural change and the progression toward emergent mass cultural forms, defining Kracauer’s embrace of a world of ‘surfaces’. Allen addresses Kracauer’s view of the relationship between photography and the topography of urban life and evokes Kracauer’s sensibility to explore Berlin today and its urban montage, underpinned by a new logic of superficiality and seduction.
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John Allen (2007) The cultural spaces of Siegfied Kracauer: the many surfaces of Berlin, New Formations, 2007(61), -