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“The more #stereotypes become reified and rigid in the present set-up of #cultural industry, the more people are tempted to cling desperately to #cliches which seem to bring some order into the otherwise ununderstandable.” - #TheodorAdorno, “How to Watch Television,” The #CultureIndustry
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“The more #stereotypes become reified and rigid in the present set-up of #cultural industry, the more people are tempted to cling desperately to #cliches which seem to bring some order into the otherwise ununderstandable.” - #TheodorAdorno, “How to Watch Television,” The #CultureIndustry
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“The more #stereotypes become reified and rigid in the present set-up of #cultural industry, the more people are tempted to cling desperately to #cliches which seem to bring some order into the otherwise ununderstandable.” - #TheodorAdorno, “How to Watch Television,” The #CultureIndustry
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Fascismo à brasileira e o pobre de direita.
- bsoplvr
https://outraspalavras.net/crise-brasileira/fascismo-a-brasileira-e-o-pobre-de-direita/
#CriseBrasileira #Conscinciapoltica #Extremadireita #Fascismo #Hegel #JessSouza #Populaopobre #TheodorAdorno -
Fascismo à brasileira e o pobre de direita.
- bsoplvr
https://outraspalavras.net/crise-brasileira/fascismo-a-brasileira-e-o-pobre-de-direita/
#CriseBrasileira #Conscinciapoltica #Extremadireita #Fascismo #Hegel #JessSouza #Populaopobre #TheodorAdorno -
Fascismo à brasileira e o pobre de direita.
- bsoplvr
https://outraspalavras.net/crise-brasileira/fascismo-a-brasileira-e-o-pobre-de-direita/
#CriseBrasileira #Conscinciapoltica #Extremadireita #Fascismo #Hegel #JessSouza #Populaopobre #TheodorAdorno -
Fascismo à brasileira e o pobre de direita.
- bsoplvr
https://outraspalavras.net/crise-brasileira/fascismo-a-brasileira-e-o-pobre-de-direita/
#CriseBrasileira #Conscinciapoltica #Extremadireita #Fascismo #Hegel #JessSouza #Populaopobre #TheodorAdorno -
Fascismo à brasileira e o pobre de direita
Por que muitos marginalizados votam contra seus próprios interesses? Há uma complexa estrutura psíquica que se sobrepõe à consciência política. E a ultradireita aproveita-se deste bloqueio da autorreflexão. Uma análise a partir de Adorno, Freud e Jessé de Souzahttps://outraspalavras.net/crise-brasileira/fascismo-a-brasileira-e-o-pobre-de-direita/
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“Though a disciple and eventual leader of the famed #FrankfurtSchool of critical social theory, Mr. #Habermas had more faith in the promise of #modernity than mentors like #TheodorAdorno and #MaxHorkheimer”
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“Though a disciple and eventual leader of the famed #FrankfurtSchool of critical social theory, Mr. #Habermas had more faith in the promise of #modernity than mentors like #TheodorAdorno and #MaxHorkheimer”
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According to the (pseudoscientific) "California F-Scale" (Adorno, Frankfurt School, 1947), I am a "liberal airhead."
That should probably go in my bio. 😆🤣https://www.anesi.com/fscale.htm
#FrankfurtSchool
#CaliforniaFScale
#PersonalityTests
#TheodorAdorno
#philosophy
#fascism
#authoritarianism
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According to the (pseudoscientific) "California F-Scale" (Adorno, Frankfurt School, 1947), I am a "liberal airhead."
That should probably go in my bio. 😆🤣https://www.anesi.com/fscale.htm
#FrankfurtSchool
#CaliforniaFScale
#PersonalityTests
#TheodorAdorno
#philosophy
#fascism
#authoritarianism
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According to the (pseudoscientific) "California F-Scale" (Adorno, Frankfurt School, 1947), I am a "liberal airhead."
That should probably go in my bio. 😆🤣https://www.anesi.com/fscale.htm
#FrankfurtSchool
#CaliforniaFScale
#PersonalityTests
#TheodorAdorno
#philosophy
#fascism
#authoritarianism
#liberalism -
According to the (pseudoscientific) "California F-Scale" (Adorno, Frankfurt School, 1947), I am a "liberal airhead."
That should probably go in my bio. 😆🤣https://www.anesi.com/fscale.htm
#FrankfurtSchool
#CaliforniaFScale
#PersonalityTests
#TheodorAdorno
#philosophy
#fascism
#authoritarianism
#liberalism -
According to the (pseudoscientific) "California F-Scale" (Adorno, Frankfurt School, 1947), I am a "liberal airhead."
That should probably go in my bio. 😆🤣https://www.anesi.com/fscale.htm
#FrankfurtSchool
#CaliforniaFScale
#PersonalityTests
#TheodorAdorno
#philosophy
#fascism
#authoritarianism
#liberalism -
Holocaust remorse rings hollow in Germany
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Holocaust remorse rings hollow in Germany
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Holocaust remorse rings hollow in Germany
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Holocaust remorse rings hollow in Germany
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Os bastidores da Teoria Crítica
Uma viagem inédita aos arquivos originais da Escola de Frankfurt revela os rascunhos, cartas e anotações dos pensadores que forjaram este movimento intelectual – mostrando o processo criativo por trás das grandes teorias. Leia um trecho e concorra a um exemplarhttps://outraspalavras.net/blog/os-bastidores-da-teoria-critica/
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Os bastidores da Teoria Crítica
Uma viagem inédita aos arquivos originais da Escola de Frankfurt revela os rascunhos, cartas e anotações dos pensadores que forjaram este movimento intelectual – mostrando o processo criativo por trás das grandes teorias. Leia um trecho e concorra a um exemplarhttps://outraspalavras.net/blog/os-bastidores-da-teoria-critica/
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Os bastidores da Teoria Crítica
Uma viagem inédita aos arquivos originais da Escola de Frankfurt revela os rascunhos, cartas e anotações dos pensadores que forjaram este movimento intelectual – mostrando o processo criativo por trás das grandes teorias. Leia um trecho e concorra a um exemplarhttps://outraspalavras.net/blog/os-bastidores-da-teoria-critica/
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Os bastidores da Teoria Crítica
Uma viagem inédita aos arquivos originais da Escola de Frankfurt revela os rascunhos, cartas e anotações dos pensadores que forjaram este movimento intelectual – mostrando o processo criativo por trás das grandes teorias. Leia um trecho e concorra a um exemplarhttps://outraspalavras.net/blog/os-bastidores-da-teoria-critica/
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Os bastidores da Teoria Crítica
Uma viagem inédita aos arquivos originais da Escola de Frankfurt revela os rascunhos, cartas e anotações dos pensadores que forjaram este movimento intelectual – mostrando o processo criativo por trás das grandes teorias. Leia um trecho e concorra a um exemplarhttps://outraspalavras.net/blog/os-bastidores-da-teoria-critica/
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@Peter_Link @palestine
Can't bring myself to read it now.Our governments are failing us badly.
They are destroying the legitimacy of our systems of government by standing by, not taking proportionate action against the perpetrators and suppliers of the #Genocide in #Gaza.
"The premier demand upon all education is that Auschwitz not happen again." - #TheodorAdorno
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@Peter_Link @palestine
Can't bring myself to read it now.Our governments are failing us badly.
They are destroying the legitimacy of our systems of government by standing by, not taking proportionate action against the perpetrators and suppliers of the #Genocide in #Gaza.
"The premier demand upon all education is that Auschwitz not happen again." - #TheodorAdorno
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@Peter_Link @palestine
Can't bring myself to read it now.Our governments are failing us badly.
They are destroying the legitimacy of our systems of government by standing by, not taking proportionate action against the perpetrators and suppliers of the #Genocide in #Gaza.
"The premier demand upon all education is that Auschwitz not happen again." - #TheodorAdorno
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@Peter_Link @palestine
Can't bring myself to read it now.Our governments are failing us badly.
They are destroying the legitimacy of our systems of government by standing by, not taking proportionate action against the perpetrators and suppliers of the #Genocide in #Gaza.
"The premier demand upon all education is that Auschwitz not happen again." - #TheodorAdorno
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@Peter_Link @palestine
Can't bring myself to read it now.Our governments are failing us badly.
They are destroying the legitimacy of our systems of government by standing by, not taking proportionate action against the perpetrators and suppliers of the #Genocide in #Gaza.
"The premier demand upon all education is that Auschwitz not happen again." - #TheodorAdorno
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A few weeks ago, I picked up Theodor Adorno's "Minima Moralia", started it, but was then distracted, and so put it aside.Being distracted from Adorno is easily explicable, as I don't think even his admirers would describe him as an easy read.
Nevertheless, I have struggled through some Adorno before, so I went back to "Minima Moralia" more recently and read the collected essays and aphorisms from cover to cover.
I am aware, of course, that were Adorno to be alive today, he would point to my beliefs and preoccupations as evidence of the "damaged life" he describes and deplores. For critical theorists, my reformist social democracy, my belief in the possibility of a science of society, and the joy I take in Richard Strauss, Jean Sibelius, and Kpop are all signs of a pitiful enslavement to a naive positivism and the kitsch culture of capitalism.
Nevertheless, I found "Minima Moralia" rewarding, if at times frustrating, reading. I read the Verso edition; I have heard criticisms of older translations of Adorno, of which this is one, it having been first published in 1974 by New Left Books. In this thread, I'm going to link to a newer translation by Dennis Redmond.
Overall, Adorno puts forward a number of arguments about culture, intellectuals, and commodification under capitalism. For many years from the mid seventies onwards, he was regarded a grouchy elitist whose high modernist cultural critique could, in the light of Birmingham School cultural studies, be seen as at best guilty of a simplistic, uninformed by Gramsci, and demobilisingly moralistic approach to popular culture and at worst of a marxisant high toryism.
These criticisms are not without foundation. Reading "Minima Moralia" can be at times the trying experience of being subjected to page upon page of western marxist curmudgeonry.
Yet some of thoughts on the culture of capitalism struck me as meriting my renewed consideration, even though....
#TheodorAdorno #MinimaMoralia #CriticalTheory #CulturalCritique #CulturalStudies #Marxism #FrankfurtSchool #Adorno #Philosophy #SocialTheory
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🧵 1/5
A few weeks ago, I picked up Theodor Adorno's "Minima Moralia", started it, but was then distracted, and so put it aside.Being distracted from Adorno is easily explicable, as I don't think even his admirers would describe him as an easy read.
Nevertheless, I have struggled through some Adorno before, so I went back to "Minima Moralia" more recently and read the collected essays and aphorisms from cover to cover.
I am aware, of course, that were Adorno to be alive today, he would point to my beliefs and preoccupations as evidence of the "damaged life" he describes and deplores. For critical theorists, my reformist social democracy, my belief in the possibility of a science of society, and the joy I take in Richard Strauss, Jean Sibelius, and Kpop are all signs of a pitiful enslavement to a naive positivism and the kitsch culture of capitalism.
Nevertheless, I found "Minima Moralia" rewarding, if at times frustrating, reading. I read the Verso edition; I have heard criticisms of older translations of Adorno, of which this is one, it having been first published in 1974 by New Left Books. In this thread, I'm going to link to a newer translation by Dennis Redmond.
Overall, Adorno puts forward a number of arguments about culture, intellectuals, and commodification under capitalism. For many years from the mid seventies onwards, he was regarded a grouchy elitist whose high modernist cultural critique could, in the light of Birmingham School cultural studies, be seen as at best guilty of a simplistic, uninformed by Gramsci, and demobilisingly moralistic approach to popular culture and at worst of a marxisant high toryism.
These criticisms are not without foundation. Reading "Minima Moralia" can be at times the trying experience of being subjected to page upon page of western marxist curmudgeonry.
Yet some of thoughts on the culture of capitalism struck me as meriting my renewed consideration, even though....
#TheodorAdorno #MinimaMoralia #CriticalTheory #CulturalCritique #CulturalStudies #Marxism #FrankfurtSchool #Adorno #Philosophy #SocialTheory
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🧵 1/5
A few weeks ago, I picked up Theodor Adorno's "Minima Moralia", started it, but was then distracted, and so put it aside.Being distracted from Adorno is easily explicable, as I don't think even his admirers would describe him as an easy read.
Nevertheless, I have struggled through some Adorno before, so I went back to "Minima Moralia" more recently and read the collected essays and aphorisms from cover to cover.
I am aware, of course, that were Adorno to be alive today, he would point to my beliefs and preoccupations as evidence of the "damaged life" he describes and deplores. For critical theorists, my reformist social democracy, my belief in the possibility of a science of society, and the joy I take in Richard Strauss, Jean Sibelius, and Kpop are all signs of a pitiful enslavement to a naive positivism and the kitsch culture of capitalism.
Nevertheless, I found "Minima Moralia" rewarding, if at times frustrating, reading. I read the Verso edition; I have heard criticisms of older translations of Adorno, of which this is one, it having been first published in 1974 by New Left Books. In this thread, I'm going to link to a newer translation by Dennis Redmond.
Overall, Adorno puts forward a number of arguments about culture, intellectuals, and commodification under capitalism. For many years from the mid seventies onwards, he was regarded a grouchy elitist whose high modernist cultural critique could, in the light of Birmingham School cultural studies, be seen as at best guilty of a simplistic, uninformed by Gramsci, and demobilisingly moralistic approach to popular culture and at worst of a marxisant high toryism.
These criticisms are not without foundation. Reading "Minima Moralia" can be at times the trying experience of being subjected to page upon page of western marxist curmudgeonry.
Yet some of thoughts on the culture of capitalism struck me as meriting my renewed consideration, even though....
#TheodorAdorno #MinimaMoralia #CriticalTheory #CulturalCritique #CulturalStudies #Marxism #FrankfurtSchool #Adorno #Philosophy #SocialTheory
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🧵 1/5
A few weeks ago, I picked up Theodor Adorno's "Minima Moralia", started it, but was then distracted, and so put it aside.Being distracted from Adorno is easily explicable, as I don't think even his admirers would describe him as an easy read.
Nevertheless, I have struggled through some Adorno before, so I went back to "Minima Moralia" more recently and read the collected essays and aphorisms from cover to cover.
I am aware, of course, that were Adorno to be alive today, he would point to my beliefs and preoccupations as evidence of the "damaged life" he describes and deplores. For critical theorists, my reformist social democracy, my belief in the possibility of a science of society, and the joy I take in Richard Strauss, Jean Sibelius, and Kpop are all signs of a pitiful enslavement to a naive positivism and the kitsch culture of capitalism.
Nevertheless, I found "Minima Moralia" rewarding, if at times frustrating, reading. I read the Verso edition; I have heard criticisms of older translations of Adorno, of which this is one, it having been first published in 1974 by New Left Books. In this thread, I'm going to link to a newer translation by Dennis Redmond.
Overall, Adorno puts forward a number of arguments about culture, intellectuals, and commodification under capitalism. For many years from the mid seventies onwards, he was regarded a grouchy elitist whose high modernist cultural critique could, in the light of Birmingham School cultural studies, be seen as at best guilty of a simplistic, uninformed by Gramsci, and demobilisingly moralistic approach to popular culture and at worst of a marxisant high toryism.
These criticisms are not without foundation. Reading "Minima Moralia" can be at times the trying experience of being subjected to page upon page of western marxist curmudgeonry.
Yet some of thoughts on the culture of capitalism struck me as meriting my renewed consideration, even though....
#TheodorAdorno #MinimaMoralia #CriticalTheory #CulturalCritique #CulturalStudies #Marxism #FrankfurtSchool #Adorno #Philosophy #SocialTheory
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🧵 1/5
A few weeks ago, I picked up Theodor Adorno's "Minima Moralia", started it, but was then distracted, and so put it aside.Being distracted from Adorno is easily explicable, as I don't think even his admirers would describe him as an easy read.
Nevertheless, I have struggled through some Adorno before, so I went back to "Minima Moralia" more recently and read the collected essays and aphorisms from cover to cover.
I am aware, of course, that were Adorno to be alive today, he would point to my beliefs and preoccupations as evidence of the "damaged life" he describes and deplores. For critical theorists, my reformist social democracy, my belief in the possibility of a science of society, and the joy I take in Richard Strauss, Jean Sibelius, and Kpop are all signs of a pitiful enslavement to a naive positivism and the kitsch culture of capitalism.
Nevertheless, I found "Minima Moralia" rewarding, if at times frustrating, reading. I read the Verso edition; I have heard criticisms of older translations of Adorno, of which this is one, it having been first published in 1974 by New Left Books. In this thread, I'm going to link to a newer translation by Dennis Redmond.
Overall, Adorno puts forward a number of arguments about culture, intellectuals, and commodification under capitalism. For many years from the mid seventies onwards, he was regarded a grouchy elitist whose high modernist cultural critique could, in the light of Birmingham School cultural studies, be seen as at best guilty of a simplistic, uninformed by Gramsci, and demobilisingly moralistic approach to popular culture and at worst of a marxisant high toryism.
These criticisms are not without foundation. Reading "Minima Moralia" can be at times the trying experience of being subjected to page upon page of western marxist curmudgeonry.
Yet some of thoughts on the culture of capitalism struck me as meriting my renewed consideration, even though....
#TheodorAdorno #MinimaMoralia #CriticalTheory #CulturalCritique #CulturalStudies #Marxism #FrankfurtSchool #Adorno #Philosophy #SocialTheory
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"One realizes with horror that earlier, opposing one's parents because they represented the world, one was often secretly the mouthpiece, against a bad world, of one even worse."
Theodor Adorno -- Minima Moralia.
Image: German philosopher Theodor W. Adorno, by Leandro Gonzalez de Leon -- Primitivojumento -- Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 --Wikimedia Commons
#TheodorAdorno #FrankfurtSchool #Philosophy #CriticalTheory #Pessimism
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"One realizes with horror that earlier, opposing one's parents because they represented the world, one was often secretly the mouthpiece, against a bad world, of one even worse."
Theodor Adorno -- Minima Moralia.
Image: German philosopher Theodor W. Adorno, by Leandro Gonzalez de Leon -- Primitivojumento -- Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 --Wikimedia Commons
#TheodorAdorno #FrankfurtSchool #Philosophy #CriticalTheory #Pessimism
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"One realizes with horror that earlier, opposing one's parents because they represented the world, one was often secretly the mouthpiece, against a bad world, of one even worse."
Theodor Adorno -- Minima Moralia.
Image: German philosopher Theodor W. Adorno, by Leandro Gonzalez de Leon -- Primitivojumento -- Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 --Wikimedia Commons
#TheodorAdorno #FrankfurtSchool #Philosophy #CriticalTheory #Pessimism
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"One realizes with horror that earlier, opposing one's parents because they represented the world, one was often secretly the mouthpiece, against a bad world, of one even worse."
Theodor Adorno -- Minima Moralia.
Image: German philosopher Theodor W. Adorno, by Leandro Gonzalez de Leon -- Primitivojumento -- Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 --Wikimedia Commons
#TheodorAdorno #FrankfurtSchool #Philosophy #CriticalTheory #Pessimism
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"One realizes with horror that earlier, opposing one's parents because they represented the world, one was often secretly the mouthpiece, against a bad world, of one even worse."
Theodor Adorno -- Minima Moralia.
Image: German philosopher Theodor W. Adorno, by Leandro Gonzalez de Leon -- Primitivojumento -- Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 --Wikimedia Commons
#TheodorAdorno #FrankfurtSchool #Philosophy #CriticalTheory #Pessimism
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Curious about this ingression into the end-of-year bubble, a first edition from 1966.
#theodoradorno #negativedialektik #negativedialectics #systemsthatmatter
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Curious about this ingression into the end-of-year bubble, a first edition from 1966.
#theodoradorno #negativedialektik #negativedialectics #systemsthatmatter
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"Gli uomini celebri sono sempre di cattivo umore. Si trasformano in articoli di mercato, diventano estranei e incomprensibili a se stessi e - immagini viventi di sé - tali e quali come morti"
L'#11settembre 1903 nasceva il filosofo, musicologo e accademico #TheodorAdorno, tra i principali esponenti della scuola di Francoforte.
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Adorno / Horkheimer / Kogon: The Administered World, or: The Crisis of the Individual.
A conversation between Theodor W. Adorno, Max Horkheimer and Eugen Kogon for the Hessischer Rundfunk (Hesse Broadcasting), broadcast September 4th 1950.
#TheodorAdorno #Critical Theory #FrankfurtSchool #MaxHorkheimer
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Adorno / Horkheimer / Kogon: The Administered World, or: The Crisis of the Individual.
A conversation between Theodor W. Adorno, Max Horkheimer and Eugen Kogon for the Hessischer Rundfunk (Hesse Broadcasting), broadcast September 4th 1950.
#TheodorAdorno #Critical Theory #FrankfurtSchool #MaxHorkheimer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89o2VYn7MJc -
Adorno / Horkheimer / Kogon: The Administered World, or: The Crisis of the Individual.
A conversation between Theodor W. Adorno, Max Horkheimer and Eugen Kogon for the Hessischer Rundfunk (Hesse Broadcasting), broadcast September 4th 1950.
#TheodorAdorno #Critical Theory #FrankfurtSchool #MaxHorkheimer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89o2VYn7MJc -
Adorno / Horkheimer / Kogon: The Administered World, or: The Crisis of the Individual.
A conversation between Theodor W. Adorno, Max Horkheimer and Eugen Kogon for the Hessischer Rundfunk (Hesse Broadcasting), broadcast September 4th 1950.
#TheodorAdorno #Critical Theory #FrankfurtSchool #MaxHorkheimer
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[Blog Archive update]
Music: Alban Berg's Lulu: History, Performances, and Theodor Adorno's commentary
"The opera Lulu is one of those works that reveals the extent of its quality the longer and more deeply one immerses oneself in it."
Selected performances of Lulu, with comments by Berg's student, Theodor Adorno.
Lyric Opera of Chicago, 2008.
Paris Opera, 24 February, 1979.
Zurich Opera, c.2012.
Royal Opera, 2009.
#CriticalTheory #TheodorAdorno #AlbanBerg #Opera
https://node801.blogspot.com/2013/07/music-alban-bergs-lulu-and-adornos.html
