Friedrich A. Kittler, Professor

Friedrich A. Kittler, Professor

On the afternoon of 15 July 2011, a sixty-eight-year-old Germanist delivered his final public address. The video posted to YouTube depicts a man of slight size crossing a sparse stage and taking a seat at a flimsy coffee table. His hands tap away at the surface of the table, his eyes dart about the...

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