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DOMINIK FINKELDE

17

Deleuze, The Fold, 15.

18

Deleuze makes a connection between Paul Klee’s art and architectural forms and

René Thom’s seven types of mathematical transformations. Deleuze, Fold, 15.

19

Deleuze, The Fold, 17.

20

Samuel Weber, “Genealogy of Modernity: History, Myth and Allegory in Benjamin’s

Origin of the German Mourning Play,” Modern Language Notes 106.3

(1991): 465–500, esp. 469.

21

Weber, “Genealogy of Modernity,” 480.

22

Peter Fenves, “Tragedy and Prophecy in Benjamin’s Origin of the German

Mourning Play,” in Fenves, Arresting Language: From Leibniz to Benjamin (Stanford,

CA: Stanford UP, 2001), 236.

23

Fenves, “Tragedy and Prophecy,” 235–36.

24

Weber, “Genealogy of Modernity,” 482.

25

Weber, “Genealogy of Modernity,” 482.

26

Karl Giehlow: “Dürers Stich Melencolia I und der maximilianische Humanistenkreis,”

Mitteilungen der Gesellschaft für vervielfältigende Kunst (1903):

29–41; (1904): 6–18, 57–79. Erwin Panofsky and Fritz Saxl, Dürers Melencolia I:

Eine Quellen- und Typengeschichtliche Untersuchung (Leipzig: Teubner, 1923).

27

Michel Foucault, Die Ordnung der Dinge (Frankfurt am Main: Suhrkamp,

1974), 99.

28

Bettine Menke, Sprachfiguren: Name — Allegorie — Bild nach Walter Benjamin

(Munich: Fink, 1991).

29

Bettine Menke, “Ursprung des deutschen Trauerspiels,” in Benjamin

Handbuch: Leben — Werk — Wirkung, ed. Burkhardt Lindner (Stuttgart: Metzler,

2006), 219.

30

Christoph Menke, Die Gegenwart der Tragödie (Frankfurt am Main: Suhrkamp.

2005), 179.

31 Christoph Menke, Die Gegenwart der Tragödie, 180.

32

John McCole, Walter Benjamin and the Antinomies of Tradition (Ithaca, NY:

Cornell UP, 1993), 136.

33

See Dominik Finkelde, Benjamin liest Proust (Munich: Fink, 2003), ch. 5:

“Die Allegorie als inszenierter Bruch im Repräsentationsverhältnis bei Proust und

Benjamin,” 166–81.

34

Heymann Steinthal, Kleine sprachtheoretische Schriften, neu zusammengestellt

und mit einer Einleitung versehen von Waltraud Bumann (Hildesheim and New

York: Olms, 1970), 424.

35

Consequently, allegory can also be understood as a “return of a mythological

ambiguity within the monotheistic tradition, that was supposed to supplant it

definitively.” Samuel Weber, “‘Storming the Work’: Walter Benjamin’s Allegorical

Theatre of Modernity,” in Weber, Theatricality as Medium (New York: Fordham

UP, 2004), 177.

36

Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, Das kommunistische Manifest, in Marx and

Engels, Werke, vol. 4, Berlin: Dietz Verlag, 1974), 465.

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