In the Real Time of Feelings: Interview with Alexander Kluge

AD-M/GS: Since 1988 you have been broadcasting your own arts magazine,Ten to ElevenandPrime Time, on the private channels RTL and Sat1. What do you hope to achieve with these programmes? AK: In 1972, Oskar Negt and I wrote a book on ‘The Public Sphere and Experience’ in which we tried to analyse the...

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Hauptverfasser:	Astrid Deuber-Mankowsky, Giaco Schiesser, Alexander Kluge
Format:	Buchkapitel
Sprache:	eng
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Zusammenfassung:	AD-M/GS: Since 1988 you have been broadcasting your own arts magazine,Ten to ElevenandPrime Time, on the private channels RTL and Sat1. What do you hope to achieve with these programmes? AK: In 1972, Oskar Negt and I wrote a book on ‘The Public Sphere and Experience’ in which we tried to analyse the forms of the public sphere. The independent public sphere – as opposed to the direct public sphere of monarchies – is a landmark achievement of the last three hundred years. Negt and I tried to anchor the concept of ‘public sphere’ in human experience, in life