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In The Hotel Abyss: An Hegelian-marxist Critique Of Adorno: Studies in Critical Social Sciences, Volume 60
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In The Hotel Abyss: An Hegelian-marxist Critique Of Adorno: Studies in Critical Social Sciences, Volume 60

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This volume is a critical analysis of Adorno’s work, framed by several essential concerns: his method of analysis; the absences of a theory of social change; his approach to the dialectics of Hegel and Marx; and his use of cultural analysis to disparage the working class. Where so many others make many of these concerns central to their defense of Adorno’s continued relevance, Lanning instead argues against the significance of important aspects of his theoretical perspective.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Haymarket Books
Country
United States
Date
3 March 2015
Pages
226
ISBN
9781608464203

This volume is a critical analysis of Adorno’s work, framed by several essential concerns: his method of analysis; the absences of a theory of social change; his approach to the dialectics of Hegel and Marx; and his use of cultural analysis to disparage the working class. Where so many others make many of these concerns central to their defense of Adorno’s continued relevance, Lanning instead argues against the significance of important aspects of his theoretical perspective.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Haymarket Books
Country
United States
Date
3 March 2015
Pages
226
ISBN
9781608464203