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HM22.G3A31779 8 30.1092'47 81-555 ISBNQ -2I 34 584--{) Printeidn H ong Kong Contents Ackneodmwgelents VII Preface IX TheC risiCsu lture 1 in TheF rankfSucrhto o1l92,3 -50 TheF rankfSucrhto orlg5,o -6g 6 Adorno 8 2 TheS earfcohSr t yle I I Moraliatnyd S tyle I I TheE ssaays F orm 14 MiniMmoar alia I6 TheT raditoiofIn r ony I8 3 TheL amenotv eRre ification 27 Reificataisoa n S ociological Category 27 Historical 28 TheA busoef ' Reification' 28 Misattribuotf'i Roenisf ication' 30 Smimealn dR eification 32 TheY oungL ukacasn dt heY oungB enjamin 35 AgaiLnuskta casn dA gainBsetn jamin 40 Analytical 43 Adornoa ndR eification 43 NegtavieD iaclteic 44 Rciftoiinc a 46 Howi sCr itiTchaelo rPyo ssible? 48 4 A ChangeCdo ncepotfD ialectic 52 The CrilioqfuP ehi loopshy 52 lkd 56 62 6s 70 r 7 77 77 Contents 8'2 86 9I 95 I0'2 6 I09 I09 I I4 II 8 I'2I I30 I38 ' ,'alr'o s I49 LisotfA bbrev£atTiitolness of I5 5 otaensdR �ferences I5 9 ibliograplzy I93 'utbI jn dex 207 Index 2IO ame Acknowlgeedments Manpye oeph laevi nsepdih,erl pdea ncdr ietdit chiwisosr kv aarti ous steasgI.w isthot haenskp ecSiiaIrls layiB earhl iJnu,lC iuarslb each, LeszkeK olakoSwtsenkvL ieu,k aensSd abeiM naCcormack. 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Mys epicatlh aanrkgesi nv eStetoaf nC olliHneir,m iMnairot jionhsn, Raffnaa nJda cqliuneReo s.e Preface 'Thmee lancshcoilewynh cietc'hh bi oso ekx pouinnsdo astp essimistic sciee.Bn yci nrtoducMiinngiM moar aalsi ao afenfr ifnorgm h'im­se lancshcoiley-n anci en'rv seioofNn i etzs'ojcyuhfles 'csi e-nAdcoer'n o undermainniden sv etrhsteas n guaintndo et calla oifmp sh iloasnodp hy socioalnordgje ye,ca tnsdy i chostuocamhsyo ptsitmiic/pefsrois tim istic implainie nsh erfiexnetadln ysd t avtiie.cw Adornwoo'rdskr aownst radiitnihoenrfsori mtM eadr xiaannndo n­ Marxicarni tiocfHi esgme plh'isslo op,ha yndo nt hper e-Marxian wrigtsoi fnLukaanocdfs B jeanmaismn u cahso nt heMiarr xwiraint ings. ItnerpreotfAa dtoirosnnuoe f rfwsh ehni asi masn da chieveamreen ts relastoeldte olM ya roxr atM oa rxitarna diwthiiocnhs omiesst ime undefainnsdeo dm etoivmeersd e,afi nndee,qd uawlhleyhn,e jidusge d solaesals yo cgiioHsletor.Ae d,o rntoh'osui gishtn tr oduacndedid s cussed in oiwtnrs i g'hitm,m anetnout shleiy os'w ,nt erWmh.e raep propriate, Adorneon'gsam geenwti tahn tdr safnmoartiooftn hm ea niyne tllectual tradiwthiioicnnhsf ohriwmso rikes x amined. Adorntoh'osu ght fdunedpaemnednsot nat lhlceya tegoofrr ey­ ific.aT thiicosan teghoaasrt yt aais nterda ngelyr odilonemm uicnha nt neo-Maarnxpdih setn oomleongliictaelra antidun rr eec seoncti ological amalgoaftm hse tsweot radiIttiis ou nsestd.oe vokotefe,n mbeyr e suggeosrta ilolnu saiv oenrp,ye cualnidacr o mpleepxim sotleogical settingi sr wahrieeclxhya mifnruetdho erjr u isft.iI endt hMea rxian tradi'etriifoinc iasmt oisoottnf e'en m ploaysae w da yo fg eneralising Ma.rxt'sh eoorfvy a lwuiet thh e oafpi rmo duacc irnigt tihceaoolrf y sociialn tsuttiiaonondfcs u ltbuurftere q,u eanntcylr yi tfroiccieas l i lno st the proceosfsg eneralisation. Adorn 'sw rkt,h m sta mbitioaunsd importtaohn atv eeme gred (rm th Institfurlt ialR · s·a r h b for 1969i,st hem osta bstruse, an , inp itf�i ti nfnl u, s titlhl m stm isundr st d. hisi s ul li tl y d I h ndf 1l · . 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The Melancholy Science is Gillian Rose’s investigation into Theodor Adorno’s work and legacy. Rose uncovers the unity discernable among the many fragments of Adorno’s oeuvre, and argues that his influence has been to turn Marxism into a search for style. The attempts of Adorno, Lukács and Ben
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