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Adorno

A Companion to Adorno, 2020
Theodor Ludwig Wiesengrund‐Adorno was born in Frankfurt am Main on Friday September 11, 1903, the only son of Oscar Wiesengrund, a German‐Jewish wine merchant, and Maria Calvelli‐Adorno della Piana, a talented singer of Corsican‐Catholic descent.
P. E. Gordon
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Genealogy and Critical Historicism: Two Models of Enlightenment in Horkheimer and Adorno’s Writings

Critical Historical Studies, 2016
John Abromeit
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Adorno, foucault and the critique of the West

, 2020
Adorno, Foucault and The Critique of the West brings into an unprecedented dialogue two prominent thinkers in the tradition of critical social theory: T.W. Adorno and M. Foucault.
Antoine Athanassiadis
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The Authoritarian Personality Revisited: Reading Adorno in the Age of Trump

Boundary 2, 2017
P. E. Gordon
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Adorno and Marx

, 2020
This essay reconstructs the place of Marx’s thought within Adorno’s writings from his 1931 inaugural lecture to his famous 1962 seminar on Marx.
P. Osborne
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Socially necessary superfluity: Adorno and Marx on the crises of labor and the individual

Philosophy & Social Criticism, 2018
This article considers Theodor W. Adorno’s thesis of the ‘liquidation of the individual’ as a contribution to the critique of political economy insofar as it links structural economic imperatives of the capitalist order to transformations of ...
Fabiana Arzuaga
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Adorno and Marcuse at the Barricades?: Critical Theory, Scholar-Activism, and the Neoliberal University

New Political Science, 2018
When Marx proclaimed the importance of not just interpreting the world but actually changing it, he initiated an important imperative that has existed within all forms of critical theory up to today.
B. MacDonald, Katherine E. Young
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