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ADORNO: The entire mess today arises from a subjectivity that is ignorant of itself, that mistakes itself for objectivity. The idea of the good that is tacitly assumed in the theory stems from the fact that thought necessarily includes the element of reflection. This cushions the effect of our actions.
18. Dez. 2011 · Adorno, more aesthetically minded, emerges paradoxically as the more radical: reminding Horkheimer of the need to oppose Adenauer, and envisaging their project as a ‘strictly Leninist manifesto’, even in a period when ‘the horror is that for the first time we live in a world in which we can no longer imagine a better one’.
12 March, am. Horkheimer: Teddie wants to rescue a pair of concepts: theory and practice. These concepts are themselves obsolete. Adorno: Discrepancy between murdering the Jews, burying them alive because they weren’t worth the second bullet, and the theory that is expected to change the world.
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24. Okt. 2011 · Towards a New Manifesto shows the two philosophers in a uniquely spirited and free-flowing exchange of ideas. This book is a record of their discussions over three weeks in the spring of...
A thrilling example of philosophy in action and a compelling map of a possible passage to a new world. This new edition contains two texts on needs by Adorno and Horkheimer that have been...
24. Okt. 2011 · Towards a New Manifesto shows the two philosophers in a uniquely spirited and free-flowing exchange of ideas. This book is a record of their discussions over three weeks in the spring of 1956, recorded with a view to the production of a contemporary version of The Communist… Expand. No Paper Link Available. Save to Library. Create Alert. Cite.
Review. Home ›. Reviews ›. Towards a New Manifesto. Theodor Adorno and Max Horkheimer, Towards a New Manifesto, Rodney Livingstone (tr.), Verso, 2011, 113pp., $14.95 (hbk), ISBN 9781844678198. Reviewed by Martin Jay, University of California, Berkeley. 2012.02.37. Gretel Adorno was a remarkable woman about whom far too little is known. [1] .
