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*'''Walter Benjamin (1923) ‘The task of the translator’''' | *'''Walter Benjamin (1923) ‘The task of the translator’''' | ||
1.Not only is any reference to a certain public or its representatives misleading, but even the concept of an "ideal" receiver is detrimental in the theoretical consideration of art, since all it posits is the existence and nature of man as such. | 1.Not only is any reference to a certain public or its representatives misleading, but even the concept of an "ideal" receiver is detrimental in the theoretical consideration of art, since all it posits is the existence and nature of man as such. | ||
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- Walter Benjamin (1923) ‘The task of the translator’
1.Not only is any reference to a certain public or its representatives misleading, but even the concept of an "ideal" receiver is detrimental in the theoretical consideration of art, since all it posits is the existence and nature of man as such.