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I find that an odd take, as if the quasi-formal rejection of an objective truth was a disease that spread and flourished in the united state populace. I find th
by convolvatron 2y ago
I find that an odd take, as if the quasi-formal rejection of an objective truth was a disease that spread and flourished in the united state populace. I find them painfully difficult to read too, but isn't it possible that they called it?
- orwin 2y ago(sorry i can't respond to the original comment) > This Frankfurt group (Adorno is mentioned here) brought us the whole postmodernism What postmodernism? Frankfurst school is neo-marxist, how can neo-marxists be postmodernists? They were very critical of each other. In fact, while the Frankfurt school, like most Hegelians, see contradiction and negation as an agent of change, Postmodernists (the two who wrote on that, so Foucault and