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Critical Theory And Social Pathology The Frankfurt School Beyond Recognition Neal Harris

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Critical Theory And Social Pathology The Frankfurt School Beyond Recognition Neal Harris
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Publisher: Manchester University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 5.4 MB
Pages: 200
Author: Neal Harris
ISBN: 9781526154736, 1526154730
Language: English
Year: 2022

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Critical Theory And Social Pathology The Frankfurt School Beyond Recognition Neal Harris by Neal Harris 9781526154736, 1526154730 instant download after payment.

In the neoliberal world of the twenty-first century, the progressive academy urgently needs a vehicle for normative social research. Critical theory once answered this call, but today its programme is in crisis. The ‘pathologies of recognition’ approach, popular among contemporary critical theorists, aids neoliberalism rather than challenging it, in part because it is unable to grasp the structural nature of power.
To offer an alternative, this book returns to the work of Erich Fromm and Herbert Marcuse, using it as the basis for a revivified social theoretical foundation. As the first generation of critical theorists knew, thought itself can be reified, our imaginations debased, and our desires artificially induced. We need to think beyond recognition and embrace a more potent and aggressive form of social critique, true to the founding spirit of the Frankfurt School.

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