revolutionary art – nationalism – anti-semitism: the case of wagner

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2014
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Abstract
The article deals with the political aspects of revolutionary art of Richard Wagner. Through reading of Wagner’s artistic-philosophical project by his most influential interpreters – Friedrich Nietzsche, Thomas Mann and Theodor Adorno – author offers intellectual history of the reception of this project. Discourse on Wagner’s revolutionary art leads to the assessment of the influence Wagner’s cultural anti-Semitism and nationalism had on European politics in 20th century.
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Authors Goran Gretić
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Journal international journal of computer networks and applications
Year 2014
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Keywords
anti-semitism Wagner revolutionary artpolitical science

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