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Introduction to critical theory : Horkheimer to Habermas / David Held

By: Material type: TextTextDescription: 511 pages ; 23 cmISBN:
  • 0520041216
  • 0745607691
  • 9780745607696
Subject(s): Genre/Form: DDC classification:
  • 301/.01
LOC classification:
  • HM24 .H457
Contents:
pt. 1. Critical theory : the Frankfurt school. The formation of the Institute od social research -- Class, class conflict and the development of capitalism : critical theory and political economy -- The culture industry : critical theory and aesthetics -- The changing structure of the family and the individual : critical theory and psychoanalysis -- The critique of instrumental reason : critical theory and philosophy of history -- Horkheimer's formulation of critical theory : epistemology and method 1 -- Adorno's conception of negative dialectics : epistemology and method 2 -- Marcuse's notions of theory and practice : epistemology and method 3 -- pt. 2. Critical theory : Habermas. Introduction to Habermas -- Discourse, science and society -- Interests, knowledge and action -- The reformulation of the foundations of critical theory -- pt. 3. The importance and limitations of critical theory. An assessment of the Frankfurt school and Habermas -- The concept of critical theory
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Books Books SAIACS General Stacks Centre for South Asia Research (CSAR) 301.01 H474I (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available TBN-OCT/2016 054459

Includes bibliographical references (pages 483-499) and index

pt. 1. Critical theory : the Frankfurt school. The formation of the Institute od social research -- Class, class conflict and the development of capitalism : critical theory and political economy -- The culture industry : critical theory and aesthetics -- The changing structure of the family and the individual : critical theory and psychoanalysis -- The critique of instrumental reason : critical theory and philosophy of history -- Horkheimer's formulation of critical theory : epistemology and method 1 -- Adorno's conception of negative dialectics : epistemology and method 2 -- Marcuse's notions of theory and practice : epistemology and method 3 -- pt. 2. Critical theory : Habermas. Introduction to Habermas -- Discourse, science and society -- Interests, knowledge and action -- The reformulation of the foundations of critical theory -- pt. 3. The importance and limitations of critical theory. An assessment of the Frankfurt school and Habermas -- The concept of critical theory

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