Raymond Geuss, a political philosopher from Cambridge, Esther Leslie, a political aesthetics expert from Birkbeck, and Jonathan Rée, a freelance historian, delve into the Frankfurt School's profound impact on culture and capitalism. They explore how this group critiqued the complacency of society in the face of economic despair, emphasizing culture's role in shaping political awareness. The migration of these thinkers to America offers a stark contrast between rich European heritage and consumerism, while their critiques remain relevant in today's media landscape, influencing contemporary student movements.
