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“For those who cannot speak out, those who can, must speak out.” (Péter Esterházy) The present essay is intended to bear the consequences of this justly famous sentence and attempts to make statements about poverty, about the imperative of speaking (out) on it, and about coherences between a work of art and society, between ethics and mediality. An aesthetic approach to the sociological and theological concept of poverty may furthermore provide an elusive opportunity to discover new roles for the Human sciences, whose legitimacy seems to have been challenged.
231-238. old.
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