Contents: Holger Briel/Andreas Kramer: Introduction - Josh Cohen: Dialectic of Entanglement: Adorno, Auschwitz, and the Contradictions of Representation - Ben Morgan: Dialectic of Enlightenment: A Missing Link in Histories of the Self - Arne Klawitter: ‘We must produce something that doesn’t yet exist’: Tasks and Problems in Adorno’s and Foucault’s Social Criticism - Ingolfur Bluhdorn: From Critical Theory to the Theory of Societal Self-Critique: Ulrich Beck’s Attempt at Saving the Critical Project - Colin B. Grant: Fictions and Counterfactual Ideals in the Concept of ‘Intersubjectivity’ - Holger Briel: Thinking Adorno: The Necessity of Poetry - Michael Spindler: Adorno’s Critique of Veblen - Martin Roiser: The American Reception of The Authoritarian Personality - Amresh Sinha: Adorno on Mimesis in Aesthetic Theory - Martin Brady: Film as Music and Script: Adorno’s Transparencies on Film - Eugenia Afinoguenova: Adorno - a Farce Character, or: The Origins of Cultural Critique in Spain - Rajeev S. Patke: Adorno: An Asian Extrapolation.