An Introduction to Walter Benjamin's One Way Street

How does Walter Benjamin’s experimental autofiction relate memory, dreams, and childhood to the act and experience of writing?

Walter Benjamin: Selected Writings, 4: 1938–1940 — Harvard University Press

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Modern Classics One-way Street and Other Writings (Penguin Modern Classics)

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An Introduction to Walter Benjamin's One Way Street

An Introduction to Walter Benjamin's One Way Street

Walter Benjamin Quote: “Not to find one's way around a city does not mean much. But to lose one's way in a city, as one loses one's way in a for”

In 1911, the day after breaking ground for his newest hotel in Cape May, NJ, Bently Clifford Cameron's life is shattered when his home is destroyed, killing his wife and son. He believes it is his fault, tumbles into clinical depression, and attempts suicide. A chance encounter with hobo Jeffrey Phipps, an ex-college professor, introduces him to a different world.Bently soon believes that the challenge of hoboing might take his mind off the tragedy and help cure his depression.

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An Introduction to Walter Benjamin's One Way Street

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