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[Andrew Perrin]

To my knowledge there is no translation of that essay (if it's the one I
think, the introduction to the German edition of Sociolgie et
Philosophie). A grad student and I have been translating some of Adorno's
more sociological articles -- so far, only "Meinungsforschung und
Oeffentlichkeit" -- and the Durkheim introduction is high on our list.

andy Perrin

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On Tue, 1 Apr 2003, matthew piscioneri wrote:

>
> Sean,
>
> Agreed. Moreover there is the option of addressing non-Frankfurt School
> issues offlist. I have been guilty of succumbing to the soap operatics of
> publicising what should private communications. It's one of the submerged
> ego-psychologistic reasons we (mainly boys BTW) subsribe to Lists such as
> this. We get a little ego thrill at seeing our contributions up in
> lights. It's like posturing in front of an electronic mirror acting out
> our teenage fantasies of leading the revolution and being immortalised in
> second grade steel statues. Sounds like none of us are too far Saddam
> Stalin's pathology :-).
>
> So to try and keep to List protocol
>
> Could anyone direct me to an english translation of Adorno's essay on
> Durkheim, please? I would VERY much like to initiate a discussion
> regarding the place of Durkheim's sociology in the intellectual genealogy
> of the Frankfurt School.
>
> Thank you,
>
> MattP.
>
>
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