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Theodor Adorno: Progress
The basic goal of Theodor Adorno’s “Progress” is made apparent in the very first sentence: to provide a clear, theoretical and philosophical understanding of the concept of progress. Though he does no… more →
Introducing the Frankfurt School
Horkheimer and Adorno's 'Culture Industry'.
Kangas. wrote 11 hours ago: Firstly, the culture industry is a manufactured sphere wherein all participants in its products are … more →
The Frankfurt School
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jcrucil wrote 2 weeks ago: Someone else is up to the same thing we are…. a blog entirely devoted to the Frankfurt school … more →
A Brief Reply to a Long Comment On Žižek
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karlo mikhail wrote 2 weeks ago: This is a reply to comment by Mr. Alex Reynolds in a previous blog entry explaining my position as a … more →
Hasa: A Different Kind of Pageant?
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karlo mikhail wrote 3 months ago: The Philippines is a country obsessed with beauty contests. This mania goes not only for pageants fo … more →
Quale creatività nella crisi? Finanza, economia e antropologia nella costellazione contemporanea, di Andrea Sartori
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andrea1sartori wrote 4 months ago: [Riprendo di seguito, con alcune leggere variazioni, un articolo apparso nell'«agenda economica» del … more →
Dialética aberta ou negação determinada? - Alessandro Belan
poars1982 wrote 4 months ago: Dialética aberta ou negação determinada ?Discussão da dialética nos “Seminários da Escola de F … more →
Summertime Reading
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Simon wrote 5 months ago: By Choice • For Pleasure . ___________________ By Request • For Review ____ … more →
Habermas on Horkheimer, Adorno & Max Weber
davidwalsh1959 wrote 6 months ago: ‘Horkheimer and Adorno play a variation on the well-known theme of Max Weber (see Science as a … more →
Of Ducks, Donald and Daffy
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philipkennicott wrote 6 months ago: Tucked into the bottom of a fascinating Wall Street Journal article by Susan Bernofsky, we find this … more →
Habermas and the Rehabilitiation of Reason
davelah wrote 7 months ago: The common thread running through the works of Lukács, Adorno and Horkheimer is a fierce criticism o … more →
Consuming in a Recession
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bmckernan wrote 7 months ago: by bmckernan While at the start of the economic downturn many media outlets were claiming the video … more →
Mass Deception and the Watchmen
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delawaregrad wrote 9 months ago: The Watchmen Cast Over the weekend, The Watchmen grossed approximately 55 million dollars in its ope … more →
"Fall out". Lamento sulla reificazione e impossibilità dell’individuale (ovvero: quel che ci insegna il Numero Sei), di Alessandro Bellan
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andrea1sartori wrote 9 months ago: Un resort con tutte le comodità, dove nessuno lavora o maneggia denaro. Architetture neopalladiane, … more →
Bersikap Netral !??
zulvkri wrote 1 year ago: Pilihan merupakan sesuatu yang biasa dialami manusia. Ketika ada suatu masalah biasanya kita akan di … more →
The Societal Symbiote
Mr. Cynic wrote 1 year ago: Technological advancements in society have often been regarded as beacons in history, the beginning … more →
The Culture Industry and A Propaganda Model
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mediasaucy wrote 1 year ago: In “The Culture Industry: Enlightenment as Mass Deception,” Max Horkheimer and Theodor W. Adorno def … more →
Dialética do Esclarecimento
poars1982 wrote 1 year ago: “O burguês que deixasse escapar um lucro pelo motivo kantiano do respeito à mera forma da lei não se … more →
You Are What You Say
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inconvenience wrote 1 year ago: Socrates hated writing things down. He probably would have hated all the books we have of his words. … more →
iPod - The Symbol of Our Age and Why I Refuse To Buy One
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vodkasoda wrote 1 year ago: iPod – its presence is ubiquitous I don’t have an iPod. There, I said. In fact, I refuse … more →
