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I-Iaussmann and the Chamber of Deputies: "One day, in an excess of terror, they accused him of having created a desert in the very center of Paris! That desert was the Boulevard Sebastopol." Le Corbusier, Urbanisme (Paris
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THE ARCADES PROJECT
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CONTENTS T"anslators' Foreword Expo
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A A page of Benjamin's manuscript m
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Saturnring oder Etwas vom Eisenbau"
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The The German German edition of th
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trace in a thousand configurations
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III. Grandville, or the World Exhih
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impinge impinge on on social social
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Paris, Capital of the the Nineteent
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Pericles could ah-eady have underta
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D. D. Baudelaire, or the Streets of
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witnesses its birth. Here we meet t
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plantation owner among his slaves:'
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Overview A Arcades, Magasins de Nou
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The Passage des Panoramas. Watercol
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eaders will be be disturbed by this
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For the first time in history, with
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A branch of La BelleJardiniere in M
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Au Bon Marche department store in P
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B B [Fashion] Fashion: Madam Death!
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Le Pont des planetes (Interplanetar
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Page 103: Sudden past of a city: windows lit
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Page 126: this idea; for how can we be sure t
Page 134 and 135: "Eternal return" is the fimdamental
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Page 150: himself himself more more susceptib
Page 159 and 160: Basse-du-Rampart. Basse-du-Rampart.
Page 164 and 165: Paris of the past three centuries.
Page 169 and 170: 'The complicated construction (out
Page 171 and 172: "Railroad tracks;' with the peculia
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Page 175 and 176: speak, 'concealed;" This last point
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Page 179 and 180: La Casse-tete-omanie, ou La Fureur
Page 181 and 182: 1ne Palais de l'lndustrie at the wo
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alded. Naturally, one can say that
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As is sonletimes the case with very
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around the world, for all nations h
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lows over a streetcorner. The best
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palace erected by Formige. It is ch
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'&:! fetish character of the commo
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decisive impetus, within this perio
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into the midst of these horrible pl
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dustrial credit.-that is to say, cr
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wrote . .. Prince Albert to his mot
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Clairville and Jules Cordier, Le Pa
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long eagerness: it approaches, alwa
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2§; contact with the air or the h
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le tomb . ... But what appalled me
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o o '" "Les Ev€mements, les insti
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8 N cisely in this, one can recogni
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exactly how the sanguine and the ne
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hythm of perception and experience
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00 o "" societies, the need to accu
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cates: "It ... is . . . certain tha
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I [The Interior, The Trace] "In 183
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.. whether the fireplace was there
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.. Maurice Barres has characterized
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.. nate. . . . The same picture can
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.. than he sees through the semblan
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.. have, up to now, borrowed only t
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". ed. Landshut and Mayer (Leipzig
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.. is tic manifestations: "I have b
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J [Baudelaire] For it pleases me, a
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Have pity on them! Pity! When on th
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. 1 ... TI,e Pant-Neuf. Etching by
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conduded ? There never was such a s
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the poet when he has to describe .
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Baudelaire in L'Art philosophique,"
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In " L'Oeuvre et la vie d'Eugene De
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Theophile Gautier, 1854·1855. Phot
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melting of rumhling glaciers; her n
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'"The dandy, Baudelaire has said, '
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mistress betrays you, of being able
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o en '" ner.-Brunetiere arrived at
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ing the great epochs of urban life,
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Gide, Preface to Charles Baudelaire
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Lemaitre observes that Baudelaire r
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According to Champfleury, Baudelair
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"The hypothesis of Baudelaire s P.
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Never, according to this witness, .
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Maire writes (p. 417) that the inco
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Ours is an age of gaiety and distru
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'Nachtgedanken" , by Goethe: "'I pi
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· . . what would become of poetry
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The reviews by d' Aurevilly and As
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excuses a man over thirty who foist
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In Honfleur, he had hung two painti
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Pontmartin in his critique of the p
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presses . . . . All machinery is sa
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The banquets organized by Philoxene
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little scraps of men-that is, to bu
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"'The life of Baudelaire is a deser
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Meryon and Baudelaire were born in
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"Voltaire jests about our inunortal
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the most priceless material, is fir
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On a sheet with the sketch of a fem
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Pierre de Fayis. "La Fanfarlo' appe
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Conclusion of the 'Salon de 1845"":
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someone of an outlandish profession
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On Joseph de Maistre: "To the prete
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possessing great vigor and marvelou
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quotes, in connection with this, Ba
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to amuse myself, whether such a pro
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May 1852: (."Les Limbes : intimate
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July 10, 1861, on the planned de lu
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vol. 2, pp. 639, 641-642. 25°_In t
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A decisive line for the comparison
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Apropos of' "Harmonie du soil''' an
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Sainte-Beuve's characterization of
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which creeps into the life of artis
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ated from the antique world, as fro
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ecause of the greedy Irony which in
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have been under the compulsion of r
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to the doctrine of German Idealism
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conjured by "Le Soleil;' no less th
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The elaborate theorems with which t
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masses on its public. Particularly
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What concerned Baudelaire was not m
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his life, was incapable of developi
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4"Of course, Marx and Engels ironiz
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praiseworthy in their very excessiv
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Itis a very specific experience tha
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work in the latter are different so
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Baudelaire builds stanzas where it
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L'Etemifif par ieJ astreJ. Compare
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If "Le Cn'puscule du matin" opens w
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Earthquakes rumhle in the helly of
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ined with this passage from Marx, p
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exploited, we would be spared the i
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Lamartine's industrial Christ reapp
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The figure of the poet in "Benedict
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In the poetry of Baudelaire, notwit
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the commodity delights, according t
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merchandise now gathers around it t
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our time and that of the time of Lu
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fact that a purely philological com
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On "the metaphysics of the agent pr
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Hermann Wendel !.!.Jules Valles," D
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ourgeoisie, and ending with the peo
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pIe, for themselves and their partn
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houses abutted with one yard after
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Regarding spleen. Blanqui to Lacamb
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primacy over history. The facts bec
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It is not only that the forms of ap
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primordial passions, fears, and ima
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Happy are they who can feel the bea
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also Revolution and war, like a fev
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F Maynard, "L'Avenir est beau," in
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stairways in well-organized houses
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from what is meant by those who spe
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L [Dream House, Museum, Spa] The ge
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e saturated with the past: the muse
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structing private residential dwell
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less putrefied naked bodies of both
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The sewers of Paris, 1861-1862. Pho
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ground and sometimes set leaning to
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An intoxication comes over the man
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winks at the flaneur: What do you t
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properly sacred ground of flilnerie
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sions, for balls and concerts, alth
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advances the needle on a transparen
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paving stones that are being baked
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Remarkable distinction between Hane
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Diderot's (,'How beautiful the stre
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A Paris omnibus. Lithograph by Hono
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(This preface appeared-presumably a
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oots or shoes, a farmer that he is
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K.racauer writes that "the boulevar
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Chapter 2, "Physiognomie de la rue,
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mont P,"omenades litteraires, secon
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what is below man distinguishes thr
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use value available to a general an
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Regarding the intoxication of empat
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Tissot, in justifying his proposal
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Beginning of Rousseau's Second Prom
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The most characteristic building pr
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A page of BenJamin's manuscript, sh
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"In the windswept stairways of the
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A central problem of historical mat
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y the images that are synchronic wi
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enascences adopted as models. For t
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holds for law and religion holds fo
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'overcome' the official Catholic re
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Telescoping of the past through the
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Scientific method is distinguished
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If the object of history is to be b
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mathematical studies-so unsteady in
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which had suffered in a previous im
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also an increase in men's concern f
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should be adopted." J. Joubert, Oeu
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so-called historical materialism th
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ers except the one for whom it wait
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o [Prostitution, Gambling] Love is
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A gallery of the Palais-Royal. From
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ville, to make sure he will be reco
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Talma, Talleyrand, Rossini, Balzac"
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cabriolets for rent in the Palais d
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a bad game,' they say. They find fa
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elsewhere, the investigations of th
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On the floor of the Stock Exchange,
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Lecomte on the fashion corresponden
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In the sixteenth section of Baudela
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and young girls with no work would
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sion to fertilize and give birth to
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independent of the others-to summon
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only at opening time." Balzac, La P
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and their earliest green glow at du
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ennes; the Faubourg Saint-Marceau w
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'"I know nothing more ridiculous an
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""The way the cutups go to make fac
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ery." Victor Hugo, Oeu.vres cornple
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[Panorama] Does anyone still want t
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A panorama under construction, in a
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The multiple deployment of figures
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have expected that Jerusalem and At
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knight kneels before his lady while
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R [Mirrors] The way mirrors bring t
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fortune, and whereas there is scarc
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Berlin Arcade, there is no grass gr
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s [Painting, Jugendstil, Novelty] T
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higher concreteness, redemption of
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identity, we can transport ourselve
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triumphs is the aquarium, the green
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Delvau speaks? at one point? of the
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Influence of the processes of techn
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"The rapid overpopulation of the ca
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The idea of eternal return in Zarat
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them as if over electrical wires!'
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in those peculiar places, railway s
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"During this same period, the amoun
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ing prosaic and ghostly illuminatio
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and they soon found two highly repu
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A la petite vertu" , 1769: The poor
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u [Saint-Simon, Railroads] I.'Chara
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'loOn August 27, 1817, the steamshi
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importance, from the point of view
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friends and acquaintances . ... He
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the emergence of' the Liberal Empir
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On Saint-Simon's idea of progress (
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"0 Poets! You have eyes, but you do
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"In 1852 the brothers Pereire, two
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that of the word . ... They opened
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follies ofM€milmontant, the bizar
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happens when several people have to
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this same text with reference to Sa
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Jules Mercier, " Dieu nous Ie rendr
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The Saint-Simonians looked for a fe
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wake of these organic ages, two cri
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Ledoux, Temple de Memoire (House of
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v [Conspiracies, Compagnonnage] ·"
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mund Englander, Geschichte der Jran
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La Hodde also helping himself from
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"The Independents had their secret
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The Societe des Droits de l'Homme
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trades. Common, as well, are earrin
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sans in Paris for the Prussian gove
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conspiracy of hankers, an office ma
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la boh?mw." Karl Marx Der achtzehnt
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een), which last would have the rig
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L'Esprit des betes (Paris, 1862),
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than he earns as a producer. Laf
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Fourier's point of departure: the r
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milieu in whieh such ideas flourish
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'The American hoax,' he declares, '
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some careful and intelligent hand d
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Fourier's long-tailed men became th
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having before it more than 300 year
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extreme idyllic of Fourier. Les ext
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the weight of the fruit to drop bel
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"The phalanstery will be an immense
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""Under the term "opera' I comprehe
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sort of industrial tournament where
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Under the heading "Le Garantisme d'
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x [Marx] The man who buys and sells
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Point of departure for a critique o
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Hugo Fischer, Karl Marx u.nd sein V
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· . . is the most fitting form of
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ceeds of labor." Marx, Randglossen
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all the threads of the deliberation
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earth, the interpretation of intere
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to the sphere of so-called immutabl
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measures taken hy the hourgeois sta
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egoistic man . ... Far from the rig
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[Photography] Sun, look out for you
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TI,e photographic reproduction of a
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tion and, on the other hand, by two
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tographie au point de vue sociologi
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Steam-Last word of him who died on
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the other hand, Fournel condemns th
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quired of the images forming the ma
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voyages photographiques. p. 35. Lou
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advantages to boot especially where
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ism of his works, but through a mor
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must be correlated with a well-defi
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z [The Doll, The Automaton] I was a
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arming of those charms which allowe
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Mensonge. "-In the same section, Ba
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promote unceasingly in the face of
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days later, from out of this thicke
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they would then deliver alms person
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egular intervals, those tremors whi
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The Convention, organ of the sovere
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tion. The enemy of the workers had
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fi'o.ubourien: JOltrno.l de 10. cww
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a raise of one sou, then the bourge
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Republique de 1848: Exposition de l
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Rue 'Fransnonain, Ie 15 avr£l 1834
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waHhed everywhere, and maintained o
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Edme Champion: self-made man/l phil
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Charles Benoist c1aims to fmd in Co
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· .. rather excessive, and certain
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Audiganne, is the air of ceremony w
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truly to defeat him, one would have
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Marx on Proudhon: i.'The February R
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the Chamber of Deputies> if he had
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Fifty thousand workers in the June
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Nouvelle Nemesis, by Barthelemy (Pa
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propagated, and maintained the egal
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unscrupulous speculator and promot.
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'Monsieur pegnchet."" Marie-Jeanne
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novelist his own." Paulin Limayrac,
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Victor Hugo, ca. 1860. Photo by Eti
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""The multiplication of readers is
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Castellane point.edly questioned th
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professional applauders." J. Lucas-
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the sea for the roar of applause."
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some other author of his choosing (
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pp. 219-220, cited in Jean Skerlitc
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Sue, compared with George Sand: " O
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political convictions it expressed
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scorn on gold? To secure this freed
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Origines des Miserables," in La Rev
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letters ... is always hawking his o
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one is arrested, for the privilege
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Three forms of bohemianism: '"That
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tint. We did not wish to have any p
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Le Boheme-was, at first, the organ
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g--- - [The Stock Exchange, Economi
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Protestantism . .. did away with th
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c L'Etrangomanie bfamee) ou D 'Etre
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meeting as a whole, there are 24,00
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Raffet undertook lithographic repor
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served as pretexts. This type of 't
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een discovered at this tmderground
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epic. One has not yet understood th
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German race with the seal of predes
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'"The Seine seems to exhale the air
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Saint-Martin. At the crossroads of
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Bilanz der preussischen Revolution,
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Idleness seeks to avoid any sort of
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Habits are the armature of connecte
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[Anthropological Materialism, Histo
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just as he was horn to command the
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Henri Bonchot, La Lit]wgraphie (Par
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The Fourierist missionary JeanJoume
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Bahick, deputy of the t.ent.h arron
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Religion jusionienne) ou Doctrine d
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ceased to have the character of a p
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went on to invent as well. Imagine
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forts will be occupied hy regular a
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First Sketches Paris Arcades These
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Everywhere stockings play a starrin
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commentating naturalist theater of
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Surrealism-"wave of dreams"-new art
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Impasse Maubert, formerly d'Arnbois
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Rachel resided in the Passage Vero-
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a good subject for wax. Boredom is
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111e true expressive character of s
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less is it a question here of etern
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Duveyrier. Dartois. [ Specialty a
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The Hower as emblem of sin and its
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Other names : optical belvedere. I
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its continually reappearing doctor,
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envelop his sun, images arise like
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for the collective. It interprets t
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again, isn't there a whole world of
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The grandiose mechanical-materialis
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Notes on montage in my journal. Per
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From Der Bazar, illustrated ladies'
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mation, actualization of the object
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Hans Kistemaecker, "Die Kleidung de
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EARLY DRAFTS
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ooth with prices of seats posted-wo
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with the human nlaterial on the ins
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viriti, or Miss Daisy: The Journal
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museum. On the other hand, the reso
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o 00 00 precipitous. It leads downw
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want to hear of toys that are bewit
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dream. But there is also a false li
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For the rest, people were accustome
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Walter BCIamin consulting the Grand
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ADDENDA
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that have left their trace in a tho
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solves into a legal opposition and
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[1] (Balzac was the first to speak
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o '" 0> 1870 Plebiscite: 7,350,000
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The not-yet-conscious knowledge of
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Influence of industry on language l
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Attaclllng to the first appearance
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00 o '" Efforts to shed light on t
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(Beginning: description of the pres
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The now of recognizability is the m
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;': No. 20" 0> Plan of March 1934 +
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No. 22 The sex appeal of the commod
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tory of humanity-as prophecy-has, a
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g '" Parisians on Paris. Pickup, mo
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(fA fa Capricieuse/' lingerie de to
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.". '" m '. .1j G " '" -*I . '(B
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"Dialectics at a Standstill" I "The
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Gesannnelte Schriften-rarely go the
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For the reader endowed with such an
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ment with dmgs. Both represented at
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image of the "eternal retmn of the
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century France-back to what Marx ha
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ture is the expression of the infra
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and, above ail," it feels "this obj
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could employ at any time, For him,
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The Story of Old Benjamin By Lisa F
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were going to cross the border and
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chief, he said: "Oh that. The morni
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oad; through a haze, I see us stand
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Halmah Arendt has "Written about th
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6. Jules Michelet, "Avenir! Avenir!
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17. "The Seven Old Men;' in Baudela
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o '" '" 7. Andre Breton, Niuija, tr
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11. Karl Marx, Capital, vol. 1, tra
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the room-was a spacious, half-open
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Press, 1992), p. 177. Adomo's essay
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II o Z 10. The MilTor of Art: Criti
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8 II Z 71. See Tile Mirror of Art,
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181. See Selected Leiters ofCharies
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251. Ibid., pp. 171, 172, 173. Niet
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325. Baudelaire, Oeuvres completes,
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o 00 '" 392. Baudelaire, Les Fleurs
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454. "Die Modeme hat die Antike wie
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jarnin's phrase, in the second sent
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hashish (GS, vol. 6, p. 564; in Eng
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Frisby (London: Routledge, 1990), p
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co 0> 0> with reference to dle four
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7. Anatole France, The Garden qf Ep
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2. Anatole France, The Gmd(''J1 qf
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ImjJroved. The preface was extensiv
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shameful than fraud." Cicero, De Of
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o o o 00
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2. Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels,
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38. Baudelaire as a LiteraJY Critic
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29. Marx, Capital, vol. 1, p. 552n.
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00 o o 11. GleicllSclzaltung ('ali
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21. Benjamin wrote this sketch in F
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3. Alfred Gotthold Meyer, Eisenbaut
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or in a desultory fashion, we fll1d
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Guide to Names and Terms Abdel Krim
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Bairam. Either of two Muslim religi
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Blonde!, Jacques Franois (1705-1774
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Carnot, Lazare (1753-1823). Statesm
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lections of folklore and popular ta
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Delord, TaxiIe (1815-1877). French
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Enfantin, Barthelemy-Prosper (1796-
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founded the religion known as Evada
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2 information about his parentage.
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Jehuda Uudah) ben Halevy (ca. 1085-
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La Hodde, Lucien de (1898-1865). Po
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.9 Loban, Georges (1770-1838). High
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Mehring, Franz (1846-1919). German
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Les Mysteres de Londres. Novel by P
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acquired the patent, and developed
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Prevost, Pierre (1764-1823). French
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guages at Erlangen and Berlin. Auth
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scent. Author of Nouveaux PrincijJe
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Unold, Max (1885-1964). German writ
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Index Abele! Krim, 531, 878 About,
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377; Toussenel and, 2111-242; trans
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Borme, Daniel, 617618 Bome, Ludwig,
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Degas, Edgar, 688 D'Eichthal, Gusta
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Galeries de Bois, 39 Galignani, Le,
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Ingres,Jean Auguste Dominique, 556,
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Lucas-Dubrctol1,J, 47, 523, 744, 75
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Paris, Gaston, 549 Paris Chronicle,
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Romains,jules, 99, 266,373, 443-444
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Varlil1, Louis-Eugene, 795 Varnhage
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