[FRA:] Adorno after Auschwitz

[Claus Hansen]

This is not entirely correct. The essay 'Reflections on Class Theory' is
also translated for the very first time into english and Adorno's classical
discussion of whether society in the late 60's were an industrial society
or a capitalist society in the essay 'Late Capitalism or Industrial
Society?' is also retranslated and made more accessible (it can be found in
another translation by Frederic Jameson I believe). Apart from these two
essays and the discussion between Adorno and Canetti already mentioned it
consists entirely of texts already published.

/Claus


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I have the book in front of me. It is essentially an anthology, with
just
one text translated into English for the first time: "Crowds and power:
Conversation with Elias Canetti".
The rest is culled from various translated books, most of them
available.