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The Politics of the Unspoken in Max Horkheimer [PDF]
, 2022 Max Horkheimer has a special place in German critical theory. Unlike Adorno and others who lean on Hegelian paradigm, Horkheimer draws upon Schopenhauer’s metaphysics. Schopenhauer gives us a critique of representation which Horkheimer understands to be of a piece with instrumental rationality and so a critique of capitalism.
Motta, Pier Paolo
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Towards an Understanding of Max Horkheimer [PDF]
, 1999 Due in large part to the writings of Jurgen Habermas, the philosophy of Max Horkheimer has recently undergone a re-examination. Although numerous thinkers have partaken in this re-examination, much of the discussion has occurred within a framework of debate established by Habermas' narrative of Horkheimer's philosophy. This thesis seeks to broaden that
Marshall, John
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, 2012 von Gross F. Horkheimer, Max (1895-1973). In: Horn K-P, Kemnitz H, Marotzki W, Sandfuchs U, eds. Klinkhardt Lexikon Erziehungswissenschaft.
von Gross, Friederike +4 more
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Max Horkheimer: a new interpretation
History of European Ideas, 1995(1995). Max Horkheimer: a new interpretation. History of European Ideas: Vol. 21, No. 1, pp. 126-129.
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On Max Horkheimer: New Perspectives.
Contemporary Sociology, 1995Max Horkheimer (1895-1973), one of the founders of critical theory and a sometime colleague of Herbert Marcuse, Theodor Adorno, and Walter Benjamin, has become a subject of renewed attention and appreciation in Germany in the last decade. This collection of essays by German and American scholars will help familiarize English-speaking readers with the ...
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2018
One of the initiators and founders of the Institute for Social Research in Frankfurt, Germany, Max Horkheimer’s philosophical importance derives from his programmatic essays of the 1930s in which he conceptualized the Institute’s project of interdisciplinary research, and his later collaboration with Theodor W.
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One of the initiators and founders of the Institute for Social Research in Frankfurt, Germany, Max Horkheimer’s philosophical importance derives from his programmatic essays of the 1930s in which he conceptualized the Institute’s project of interdisciplinary research, and his later collaboration with Theodor W.
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