Revisiting the Frankfurt School: Essays on Culture, Media and TheoryDavid Berry What has become known as the Frankfurt School is often reduced to a small number of theorists in media communication and cultural studies. This book expands our understanding by addressing the writings of intellectuals who were either members of the school, or were closely associated with it, but often neglected. |
Contents
Walter Benjamin in the Intellectual Field | 27 |
Herbert Marcuse and the Politics of Negationism | 49 |
Issues Concerning Liberalism and Culture | 71 |
Culture IndustryConsciousness | 91 |
Hans Magnus Enzensberger and the Politics of New Media | 117 |
Other editions - View all
Revisiting the Frankfurt School: Essays on Culture, Media and Theory David Berry Limited preview - 2012 |
Revisiting the Frankfurt School: Essays on Culture, Media and Theory Dr David Berry Limited preview - 2013 |
Revisiting the Frankfurt School: Essays on Culture, Media and Theory David Berry Limited preview - 2016 |
Common terms and phrases
analysis Arcades Arcades Project argued audience authoritarian personality avant-garde become bourgeois Cambridge capitalism capitalist chapter commodity communication research concept consciousness industry contemporary contradictions corporate critical theory critique cultural studies culture industry debate democratic Dialectic of Enlightenment dominant economic Enzensberger 1982 Enzensberger's essay example Facebook fascism film Frankfurt School freedom Freudian psychoanalysis Fromm Funk Garnham Germany Habermas Horkheimer 1992 Horkheimer and Adorno Horkheimer's human idea ideology individual influence Institute intellectual interest Internet Kant Kracauer Left's Leo Lowenthal liberal literature London Lowenthal 1961 Lowenthal's Marcuse Marcuse's Marx Marxist mass culture mass media Mass Ornament Max Horkheimer means modern movement negationism negationist neo-Kantian perspective philosophy photograph political popular culture production psychoanalysis psychology public sphere published radical reality reason relations role Routledge Siegfried Kracauer Smythe Smythe's social society sociology student Surrealism Theodor Adorno traditional University Press Walter Benjamin Weimar WikiLeaks writings York