堆石边缘的异端思想

Q4 Arts and Humanities

Art in Translation Pub Date : 2023-01-02 DOI:10.1080/17561310.2023.2191759

Otto Bartning

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奥托·巴廷(Otto Bartning)的这段令人回味的虚构对话，提出了在第三帝国和第二次世界大战的道德恐怖和物质破坏之后重建德国的议程。叙述者是一名建筑师，他与一名年轻士兵讨论重建;叙述者堕落的儿子是第三个被唤起的存在。巴宁呼吁适度的现代重建，将建筑的透明度与开放、民主的社会等同起来。

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Heretical Thoughts at the Edge of the Rubble Heaps

Abstract This evocative, fictionalized dialogue by Otto Bartning sets out an agenda for rebuilding Germany after the moral horror and physical destruction of the Third Reich and World War II. The narrator, an architect, discusses rebuilding with a young soldier; the narrator’s fallen son is a third, invoked presence. Bartning calls for modest modern rebuilding that equates the transparency of buildings with an open, democratic society.

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Art in Translation Arts and Humanities-Visual Arts and Performing Arts

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