Exploring the profound ideas of Walter Benjamin, this intellectual biography by Gianni Carchia delves into themes such as language, historiography, aesthetics, and transcendental philosophy. It represents Carchia's lifelong engagement with Benjamin's thought, merging his early insights with reflections from his later years. Written as both his first and last work, the text captures a philosophical journey that intertwines beginnings and conclusions, showcasing Benjamin's significance in twentieth-century philosophy and Carchia's own evolution as a thinker.
