Traducción e in-mediatez: El Schleiermacher en Benjamin

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Authors: Douglas Kristopher Smith
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Abstract

ThisstudyexplorestheconnectionsbetweenFriedrichSchleiermacherandWalterBenjamin, specifically regarding their respective theorizations on translation. Thearticlepointstosomeoftheaffirmationsthatpresupposetheimpactoftheformeronthe thought of the latter, and sheds light on key aspects of Schleiermacher’s thinking ontranslation.Moreover,italsoexaminestheexplicitreferencestoSchleiermacherintheworkofBenjamin,whicharemostlyrelatedtoRomanticism,aswellasthenotionalintersections; an example of which is the matter of immediacy. The article concludesthatwhatmostdifferentiatesthetwothinkersisthelevelofhistoricaldevelopmentofa bourgeois culture of language in their social contexts, and what they share is, aboveall,acommitmenttohighlighttranslation’spotentialintheestablishmentofnewness,stemmingfromthe“foreign,”inthetargetlanguage

Fields of Study & Subjects

Philosophy and Historical Thought Walter Benjamin Studies Compilation Nietzsche Schopenhauer and Hegel

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Journal / source
Dialnet (Universidad de la Rioja)
Publication date
1 January 2026
Language
ES