In the interview “Who’s Afraid of the Ivory Tower?” (1969) for the German magazine Der Spiegel, Theodor Adorno answered the question of “What is to be done” with “I do not know.

In the interview “Who’s Afraid of the Ivory Tower?” (1969) for the German magazine Der Spiegel, Theodor Adorno answered the question of “What is to be done” with “I do not know.

In their famous work of philosophy and social criticism from 1947, Dialectic of Enlightenment, Theodor W. Adorno and Max Horkheimer aimed "to explain why humanity, instead of entering a truly ...

I am disheartened, to say the least, by the author’s ignorance of the work and ideas of Theodor Adorno, the great Marxist philosopher of the 20th century. His and Horkheimer’s book Dialectic ...

Seventy years after its publication, Theodor Adorno's Minima Moralia is a warning against resurgent fascism By Peter ... His father Oscar Wiesengrund was an assimilated Jew, a wine merchant, and the ...

The anthology 'Against Civilization', first published in 1999 by Uncivilized Books, is a well-regarded primer to anti-civ thought. For communists, it contains some valuable texts that are worth ...

It took her awhile, but Steel has proved Adorno’s point ... And finally, there’s the American Army captain Theodore Blake, “a young, very handsome man” with “short blond hair.” ...

Few 20th-century thinkers have cultivated a reputation for pessimism like that of Theodor Adorno: His very vision of modern society, some might have you believe, is one of absolute despair.