50 Years after Martin Jay's "The Dialectical Imagination"
New Books in Critical Theory
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The Development of Critical Theory in the Frankfurt Schools
The bulk of the book covers the times in America so it is not entirely relevant to your local context. The writing was in chronological order yet each chapter revolved around a single scene. How did you manage to shape such a structure while dealing with various sources? I have directed many dissertations over the years as well. Books are part of, we might say, the sessions which allow you to have a certain humility about how you're basically only part of something which you can contribute to but not hopefully end.
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