Frankfurt School (Philosophy)

Negating that which Negates us: Marcuse, Critical Theory and the New Politics of Refusal

by Christian Garland

‘Negating that which Negates us: Marcuse, Critical Theory and the New Politics of Refusal’ (under review) in Radical Philosophy Review. Version of paper presented as part of Panel 24: ‘Looting, Refusing, Negating, Embodying’, 'Critical Refusals’ Fourth Biennal Conference of the International Herbert Marcuse Society, University of Pennsylvania, 27-29 October 2011

Something for all, so that none may escape: reworking the critique of consumption (2012)

by Christian Garland

Something for all, so that none may escape: reworking the critique of consumption in Fast Capitalism 8:2

Indústria cultural 2.0

by Rodrigo Duarte

Constelaciones Nr. 3 - Deciembre 2011

“Thought Woken by Memory: Adorno’s Circuitous Path to Utopia.”

by Sylwia Chrostowska

Forthcoming in New German Critique, Winter 2013.

philcolloqioumessay

by Debora Scatena

This paper was written and presented at the Philosophy Winter Colloquium 2011, on March 4th.

In this paper the representative value of law in post-war Germany is examined for its value, i.e. power of the Allies... more In this paper the representative value of law in post-war Germany is examined for its value, i.e. power of the Allies in phase 1, through Benjamin's philosophy and phase 2, with Habermas and the reclaiming of power of agency by the individual.

Theodor W. Adorno, die Frankfurter Schule und ihre Rezeption durch die 68er Bewegung in der Bundesrepublik Deutschland

by Sebastian Levi

**published in German language** Verschriftliches Referat 2011

Skizziert grob Rezeption und Einfluß der Frankfurter Schule durch und von der bundesdeutschen Studentenbewegung 1968. Skizziert grob Rezeption und Einfluß der Frankfurter Schule durch und von der bundesdeutschen Studentenbewegung 1968.

'Broken Glass by the Road: Adorno and a Cinema of Negativity'

by Hamish Ford

in Havi Carel & Greg Tuck (eds.) New Takes in Film and Philosophy, London/New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2011, pp. 65-85.

'Difficult Relations: Film Studies and Continental European Philosophy'

by Hamish Ford

in James Donald and Michael Renov (eds) The Sage Handbook of Film Studies, London: Sage, 2008, pp. 164-179.

Hierarchy Domination Nature Critical Theory Social Ecology and Historical Inquiry

by Damian White

Historical social theory, nature and the domination of nature debate - Bookchin, the production of space/nature (Smith/Lefebvre) and beyond...bits on stones and bones and the early environmental histories of early humans....issues I am still very interested in......The paper posits a natural affinity between Neil Smith's production of nature thesis and much of empirical work emerged in archeology and anthropology on early humans and their environment....It would seem to me that we have been involved in the production of nature much longer than is commonly recognized (it didn't just start with capitalism/modernity) and this has real implications for how we think critical theory & critical ecological theory.

The Death (and New Life?) of Critical Theory: The Frankfurt School Then and Now

by Christian Garland

Lecture notes for Methodologies, Cultural Turns (CVCS Stage 5), MA Contemporary Art Theory, Centre for Visual and Creative Studies (CVCS) Edinburgh College of Art, 2010

Practicing Theory/Theorising Practice - Towards a Critical Theory of Praxis

by Christian Garland

Paper given at the Practicing Theory - ASCA International Workshop and Conference 2011, Amsterdam School for Cultural Analysis, University of Amsterdam, 2-4 March 2011
http://www.hum.uva.nl/practicing-theory/object.cfm/3944AA2D-B4B4-4361-BFAFACB2688D9B2E

The Freudian Moment: Refelections on Herbert Marcuse

by Christian Garland

The Freudian Moment: Reflections on Herbert Marcuse for Illuminations - The Critical Theory Project (2006)

Adorno: Negation as Theory and Method

by Christian Garland

Adorno: Negation as Theory and Method for Illuminations - The Critical
Theory Project (2006)