Walter Benjamin's work lives on. The radical nature of his thinking and the diversity of his impulses continue to resonate today in philosophy, political theory, media and cultural studies, literary history, and aesthetics. The interdisciplinary Benjamin Handbook allows the reader to delve into his life, work, and reception. It systematically informs about individual writings and text groups, providing a constructive approach to the hidden treasures of the now-completed edition of his collected works. Anyone wishing to understand the work of this multifaceted intellectual from the Weimar Republic and exile should refer to this handbook.