Through a Glass, Darkly: Blurred Images of Cultural Tradition and Modernity Over Distance and Time

International Studies in Socio (2000)
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Abstract

In today's European arts and sciences most of the time we see not only other, but also our own cultural traditions and the different forms of modernity like a dim image in a mirror. The question this book addresses is whether it is possible to get an almost face-to-face intimacy with various forms of cultural tradition and modernity by using our experiences and our powers of imagination, i.e. our expectations, in a more fruitful way.

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