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afasta do convívio social o pensamento benjaminiano se faz presente dando impulso à
seguinte reflexão: existe a possibilidade de se retomar o recurso da narrativa na
atualidade? De que forma? Diante dos questionamentos supracitados se intenta
desenvolver o presente trabalho, a fim de trazer à tona as principais ideias do filósofo
Walter Benjamin acerca da narrativa desenvolvidas na obra Magia e Técnica, Arte e
Política, especificamente em O narrador, assim como, a obra A Metamorfosede Franz
Kafka. Longe de se estabelecer definições, o que se objetiva ainda, é colocar em voga
reflexões que permitam interpretações da realidade, evidenciando assim o exercício do
filosofar.
palavras-chave: Técnica. Impacto. Narrativa. Identidade.
ABSTRACT: The present research intends to study the impacts that the advent of the
technique provides the society, signaling the transformations that have consolidated and
contribute in a vehement way to the process of individualization so requested by the
human being in the contemporary world. Methodology makes use of Bibliographic
Research, in order to highlight the ideas of the authors and how they become more and
more current. The discussion of the work revolves around the end of the narrative in
Benjamin, carried by the rise of technique, as well as the pre-figuration of the
contemporary individual marked by the destitution of his identity so visible in Kafka's
work. Walter Benjamin, a German Jewish philosopher, points to the arrival of
modernity and all its apparatuses as a path to the decline of the narrative, since, as in
productive relations, social relations have become individualized, favoring an ever
greater reduction of the transfer of experiences that occurred through this contact. For
Benjamin to neglect the sharing of the collective experience, it is a matter of deeply
penetrating the narrative resource and consequently the construction of history. With the
absence of the exchange of experiences disseminated by the narrative, and consequent
loss of references, the present man finds himself in a deep isolation that directly affects
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