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Minima Moralia
Book • 2020
Minima Moralia is a philosophical masterpiece written by Theodor W. Adorno between 1944 and 1947.
The book consists of 153 aphorisms and short essays that reflect on the nature of modern life, particularly under the conditions of late capitalism.
Adorno critiques the alienation, conformity, and loss of individuality in modern society, arguing that the current societal conditions make it impossible to lead a genuine, fulfilling life.
He explores themes such as the commodification of culture, the decline of critical thinking, and the erosion of personal relationships.
The book is a critical examination of mid-20th century society, highlighting the malign effects of capitalism and the mechanisms of domination that underpin modern culture.
The book consists of 153 aphorisms and short essays that reflect on the nature of modern life, particularly under the conditions of late capitalism.
Adorno critiques the alienation, conformity, and loss of individuality in modern society, arguing that the current societal conditions make it impossible to lead a genuine, fulfilling life.
He explores themes such as the commodification of culture, the decline of critical thinking, and the erosion of personal relationships.
The book is a critical examination of mid-20th century society, highlighting the malign effects of capitalism and the mechanisms of domination that underpin modern culture.
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Wolfram Eilenberger als eine der wichtigsten Publikationen der Philosophie des deutschen Nachkriegs.
Wolfram Eilenberger als eine der wichtigsten Publikationen der Philosophie des deutschen Nachkriegs.
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Wolfram Eilenberger: Adorno und die neue Aufklärung
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Luca The Don as a book he got with 17 or 18, because he realized that Adorno is the person to read after listening to party music.
Luca The Don as a book he got with 17 or 18, because he realized that Adorno is the person to read after listening to party music.
DRT 019 - Im Gespräch mit Thomas Ebermann
Mentioned by Gabriele Nasskrent , pointing out that the living situation in the facility represents the 'wrong life' Adorno describes.
Pflegeheim "Gammel-Oase" - Warum Nichtstun oft die beste Pflege ist
Wspomniany przez Dariusza Rosiaka w kontekście jego książki "Minima Moralia".
Raport o książkach - „Powrót fatum” Tomasz Stawiszyński
Marcin Giełzak wspomina o "Minima Moralia" Theodora Adorna.
Czym jest "Wieczna Lewica"? Marcin Giełzak o aforyzmach, lewicy i swojej książce.
Mentioned by Géraldine Muhlmann when discussing Adorno's belief in the possibility of breaches in domination.
L'idée de voyage 3/4 : Exotisme, orientalisme, poncifs et condescendance
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Alex Demirović in the context of discussing the effort required to break with conventional thinking.
Alex Demirović in the context of discussing the effort required to break with conventional thinking.
tl;dr #40: Vološinov: Marxismus und Sprachphilosophie | mit Sylvia Sasse
Mentioned by Harrison Pitt as one of Adorno's works with the subtitle “Reflections from a Damaged Life”.
Cultural Marxism is a Dangerous Threat that Subverts Western Society and Attacks Our Identity
Robert Misik erwähnt Adorno im Kontext von Kritik und falschem Leben.
Festwochen-Chef Milo Rau und das “toxische” Wien - #1097
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Eva Geulen als Vergleich zu „Mythen des Alltags“, wobei hervorgehoben wird, dass Adornos Werk eine weniger genussreiche Lektüre darstellt.
Eva Geulen als Vergleich zu „Mythen des Alltags“, wobei hervorgehoben wird, dass Adornos Werk eine weniger genussreiche Lektüre darstellt.
tl;dr #50: Roland Barthes: «Mythen des Alltags» | mit Eva Geulen
Erwähnt von David Lauer als Aphorismus aus dem Buch, der eine sehnsuchtsvolle Träumerei von einer wahrhaft befreiten Gesellschaft zeigt.
Das Blaue vom Himmel: Philosophie des erweiterten Blicks
Quinten Weterings noemt hem als een schrijver van aforismen, maar merkt op dat het geen humor bevat en moeilijke kost is.
"Vooruitgang is een vals ideaal" | #1994 Quinten Weeterings
