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Reviving Dialectic of Enlightenment

2020
On 22 April 1969, student radicals from Frankfurt University invaded a lecture being presented by Adorno. The commotion that followed overwhelmed the ageing director of the Institute for Social Research and forced the lecture series’ cancellation.
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Dialectic of Digital Enlightenment

Radical theologies and philosophies
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7. The Dialectic of Enlightenment

, 2017
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A dialectic of racial enlightenment

International Journal of Politics, Culture and Society, 1993
For over a quarter of a century, Stanford M. Lyman has been engaged in a dialogue with the ghost of Robert E. Park. His oft-cited essay on Park's race relations cycle constitutes his initial meditation on the continued rele? vance of the "ambiguous generality" that characterizes Park's formulation of a processual four-stage model of race relations ...
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2.Dialectic of EnLIGHTenment

2019
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Two Dialectics of Enlightenment

Bulletin of the Hegel Society of Great Britain, 2012
In 1807 Hegel published the Phenomenology of Spirit which calmly asserted that philosophy had, at long last, ceased to be merely the love of knowing and had finally consummated its lust for truth, giving birth to ‘strenge Wissenschaft’ in logic and the system (Hegel, 1807: 3). In 1944, Max Horkheimer and Theodor Adorno circulated mimeographed copies of
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Reading Dialectic of Enlightenment

2020
This chapter offers a synopsis of Dialectic of Enlightenment. Obviously, in a text that is arguing there are different ways that Horkheimer and Adorno’s work has been interpreted such a synopsis can be open to debate.
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Composing Dialectic of Enlightenment

2020
In late 1942, Horkheimer wrote excitedly to his colleague, and old comrade, Friedrich Pollock about a continuation of their old thinking in his present work. Horkheimer characterised the studies he was undertaking as ‘the fulfilment of what we have dreamt to be our raison d’etre’ (cited in Wiggershaus 1994).
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The Dialectic of Military Enlightenment

2017
Arguing against a narrative of rupture, this chapter shows the continuing influence of the Military Enlightenment on Revolutionary and Napoleonic martial cultures. From a military standpoint, grappling with the wars of 1792 to 1815 demanded renewed efforts to optimize systems of logistics, manpower, tactics, technology, and medicine.
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INTRODUCTION: The Dialectic of Jewish Enlightenment

1998
David Biale, Michael Galchinsky, Susannah Heschel   +2 more
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