Hohendahl - Reappraisals: shifting alignments in postwar critical theory

Adorno, Theodor W.,

and Aesthetische Theorie, )

ambiguous position of,

and American critics,

on art,

and Benjamin,

Berman on,

and Brger,

and commodity aesthetics,

and Critical Theory in U.S.,

and culture,

dialogue with,

on Enlightenment,

and exhaustion of aesthetics,

and feminism,

and Habermas,

historical distance from,

and history,

and Horkheimer, )

and idealism,

late theory of,

leftists debt to,

liberal element in writings of, Adorno Theodor W.(cont.)

and Lunn,

and Marcuse,

and Marxism,

on modernism,

on modernity,

on music,

and Negt and Kluge,

and 1970S developments,

pessimism of,

and Piccone,

political force of,

renewed interest in,

retum to Frankfurt,

Rorty on,

and social theory,

and student movement,

on theory and praxis,

and Weber,

Wellmer on,

and Whitebook on Freud,

and younger theorists,

Adorno Prize, Habermas acceptance of,

Advertising, Haug on,

Aesthetic autonomy. See

Aesthetic culture, and Lukcs,

Aesthetic forms, historicity of,

Aesthetic model, and Marxism,

Aesthetic theory

Adorno on,

and feminism,

and Habermas on Critical Theory,

of 1970s,

Aesthetic Theory (Aesthetische Theorie) (Adorno),

and Benjamin,

and Habermas,

and Marx,

and production,

reception of,

and social meaning,

and truth value of art,

and Werckmeister,

Albert, Hans,

Alienation

Adorno and Lukcs on,

and Critical Theory,

and Lukcs,

Althusserian Marxism,

Analytic philosophy

and Habermas on Critical Theory,

and Knowledge and Human Interest,

Anderson, Perry,

Apel, Karl Otto,

Art

Adorno on, )

Habermas on,

and Lukcs, )

and mass culture,

Schneider on,

See also

Autonomy of art (aesthetic autonomy)

Adorno on,

Benjamin on,

Enzensberger on,

and Habermas analysis,

and historical conditions,

and Holz,

and Lukcs,

and Marcuse,

and poetic vs. ordinary language,

Schlaffer on,

and social praxis,

Avant-garde,

and Adorno,

American,

and authors in socialist countries,

Berman on,

break with (West Germany),

Brger on,

and Felskis critique,

Habermas on,

Huyssen on,

and Lukcs,

and postmodernism debate,

Schneider on,

and Western countries (post WWII),

Balzac, Honor,

Bartels, Adolf,

Bartk, Bla,

Bataille, George,

Baudelaire, Charles-Pierre,

Baumeister, Thomas,

Beckett, Samuel,

Bell, Daniel,

Benhabib, Seyla,

Benjamin, Walter,

and Adorno,

and American critics,

on art,

and avant-garde,

and Critical Theory in U.S.,

and culture,

and Derrida,

dispute over,

and feminism,

and Frankfurt School,

and Habermas,

and Lukcs,

and Lunn,

and Marcuse,

and Marxism,

and monad,

renewed interest in,

Benn, Gottfried,

Berg, Alban,

Berman, Russell,

Bernstein, Richard J.,

Bloch, Ernst,

Bohrer, Karl Heinz,

Bourgeois culture, Habermas on,

Bourgeois realism,

Bourgeois Way of Life and Art for Arts Sake; The (Lukcs),

Brecht, Bertolt,

and Adorno,

and autonomy of art,

and avant-garde,

and Brger,

and Gallas,

and Lunn,

Breines, Paul,

Brenkman, John,

Brewster, Philip,

Bruck, Mller van den,

Brunhild (Ernst),

Brunkhorst, Hauke,

Bubner, Rdiger,

Buchner, Carl Howard,

Buck-Morss, Susan,

Brger, Peter,

and Adorno,

Berman on,

and discourse analysis,

and Lukcs,

and Metscher,

and modemism/postmodemism,

and surrealism,

Capitalism

Adorno on,

advertising in,

and Frankfurt School,

and Holz on art,

Horkheimer on,

Lukcs on,

and postmodemism,

and romanticism,

Cixous, Hlne,

Classicism

Adorno on,

Weimar,

See also

Commodity, art as. See

Commodity aesthetics,

Commodity fetishism, and Lukcs on culture,

Communication

and Adorno on art,

Habermas on,

Communicative action

and gender,

and Habermas,

and Marxism,

Communicative interaction, and Habermas,

Communicative norms,

Communicative rationality or reason, Habermas on,

Communist party

and Benjamin,

in France,

and New Left,

and West Germany,

Constance school,

Counterrevolution and Revolt (Marcuse),

Critical reflection. See

Critical Theory,

and Adorno,

alteration in,

ambiguous position of,

on art,

and capitalist culture,

and commodity aesthetics,

current meaning and relevance Of,

and feminism,

and Frankfurt School,

and Franks program,

and Freud (Whitebook),

geoeratiooal transition of,

and Habermas,

heterogeneity of,

as local theory,

and Marxism,

and New Left,

and Paris manuscripts,

and poststructuralism,

and student movement,

two models of,

in U.S.,

U.S. view of,

in West Germaoy,

Culture

and Adorno,

and Critical Theory,

Habermas on,

and Lukcs,

Marcuse on,

Culture iodustry,

Adorno on,

and Fraokfurt School,

and modernity (Adorno/Horkheimer),

See also

Dahnke, Hans Dietrich,

Deconstruction

in Adornos theory,

and Critical Theory,

by Fohrmann aod Mller,

and Habermas,

Deleuze, Gilles,

de Mao, Paul,

Derrida, Jacques

and autonomous subject,

and critique of rationality,

and Habermas,

and Heidegger,

Descartes, Ren,

Destruction of Reason, The (Lukcs),

Dewey, John,

Dialectic of Enlightenment (Adorno and Horkheimer),

Berman on,

and commodity aesthetics,

and failure of Critical Theory,

and Habermas,

and Marxism,

modernity in,

and New Left,

aod postmodernism,

aod Whitebook on Freud,

Dilthey, Wilhelm,

Dionysius, and Nietzsche,

Discourse analysis,

and Habermas on Foucault,

Dostoevsky, Fyodor, and Lukcs,

Dubiel, Helmut,

Durkheim, Emile,

East Germany

and Aesthetische Theorie,

and Lukcs,

Echtermeyer, Ernst Theodor,

Eclipse of Reason (Horkheimer),

Eichendorff, Joseph,

Endgame (Beckett),

Engels, Friedrich,

Enlightenment

and Adorno,

debate over,

and Habermas,

and history,

Horkheimer on,

and Lukcs,

Nietzsches critique of,

West German treatment of,

Entwicklungsgeschichte des modernen Dramas (Lukcs),

Entwinement of Myth and Enlightenment, The (Habermas),

Enzensberger, Christian,

Enzensberger, Hans Magnus,

Epic, Greek, Lukcs on,

Ernst, Paul,

Eros and Civilization (Marcuse),

Expressionism

and Lukcs,

See also

Extensive totality,

Fascism

and Adorno on proletarian revolution,

and Frankfurt School,

and Habermas on Heidegger,

and Heidegger,

and Lukcs,

and modernity (Adorno/Horkheimer),

and Nietzsche (Habermas),

and Sonderweg thesis,

See also

Feher, Ferenc,

Felski, Rita,

Feminist movement(s),

and Habermas,

and poststructuralism,