Goldmann vs Adorno
matthew piscioneri
mpiscioneri at hotmail.com
Tue, 20 May 2003 16:38:43 +0000
Ralph,
>Pending a detailed study, I contest the notion that the essence of what the
>Frankfurters have to offer is the dialectic of enlightenment. I suspect
>that just the reverse is true, that maybe this work should be put at the
>bottom and not at the top. The fact that it is most influential arouses my
>greatest suspicions. But time will tell. If it is Habermas' starting
>point, so much the better for Habermas to want to contradict it. But what
>are the implications of being held hostage to the way one was raised even
>while rebelling against it?
It's just what I take from H. & A. Anyway I am a new optimist (as compared
to a post-structuralist). The liberation of Iraq has been a resounding
success. Allah bless America.
MattP.
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