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The Dialectic of Enlightenment Reconsidered
Critical Horizons, 2019In the darkest days of the Second World War Max Horkheimer and Theodor Adorno overturned the wisdom of modern times by suggesting that the idea of a constant struggle between Enlightenment and myth...
John Grumley
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Dialectics of the Counter-Enlightenment
Social Sciences, 2022The article is devoted to the theoretical explication of the concept of “Counter-enlightenment”, which is being debated today in Western thought's historiography. The term gained currency after a famous 1973 essay by the English thinker Isaiah Berlin, and it described various attempts to criticize the philosophy of the French Enlightenment.
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Idealistic Studies, 2004
This article explores the recent reception of the German Idealist tradition within the English-speaking philosophical world. Texts by four authors-Fredrick Beiser, Richard Velkley, Dennis Schmidt, and Gregg Horowitz-are examined as to their respective participation in what I call a materialist appropriation of German Idealism.
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This article explores the recent reception of the German Idealist tradition within the English-speaking philosophical world. Texts by four authors-Fredrick Beiser, Richard Velkley, Dennis Schmidt, and Gregg Horowitz-are examined as to their respective participation in what I call a materialist appropriation of German Idealism.
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Two Dialectics of Enlightenment
Bulletin of the Hegel Society of Great Britain, 2012In 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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