Theory Of The Avant-Garde
by Peter Burger
University of Minnesota Press, 1984
Paper: 978-0-8166-1068-6
Library of Congress Classification BH301.A94B8313 1984
Dewey Decimal Classification 111.85
TOC
- Contents
- Foreword: Theory of Modernism versus Theory of the Avant-Garde
- Schulte-Sasse, Jochen
- Preliminary Remarks
- Introduction: Theory of the Avant-Garde and Theory of Literature
- One.
- Preliminary Reflections on a Critical Literary Science
- 1.
- Hermeneutics
- 2.
- Ideology Critique
- 3.
- Analysis of Functions
- Two.
- Theory of the Avant-Garde and Critical Literary Science
- 1.
- The Historicity of Aesthetic Categories
- 2.
- The Avant-Garde as the Self-Criticism of Art in Bourgeois Society
- 3.
- Regarding the Discussion of Benjamin's Theory of Art
- Three.
- On the Problem of the Autonomy of Art in Bourgeois Society
- 1.
- Research Problems
- 2.
- The Autonomy of Art in the Aesthetics of Kant and Schiller
- 3.
- The Negation of the Autonomy of Art by the Avant-Garde
- Four.
- The Avant-Gardiste Work of Art
- 1.
- On the Problem of the Category ‘Work’
- 2.
- The New
- 3.
- Chance
- 4.
- Benjamin's Concept of Allegory
- 5.
- Montage
- Five.
- Avant-Garde and Engagement
- 1.
- The Debate between Adorno and Lukács
- 2.
- Concluding Remark and a Comment on Hegel
- Postscript to the Second German Edition
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Index
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