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Notes on "Who Thinks Abstractly?" and a few links to the texts that first opened and still re-open Hegel's speculative philosophy to me
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James Crane
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Process and Industry: the Pre-history of Desiring-Production
from the 1844 Manuscripts to Anti-Oedipus
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James Crane
Companion Texts for Hegel Contra Sociology
A short bibliography
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James Crane
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Revised Collection: The Materialist as Polemicist (1933-1939)
Horkheimer's essays on Oswald Spengler, Henri Bergson, Theodor Haecker, Karl Jaspers, and Siegfried Marck. + Postscript: Adorno on Jean Wahl.
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James Crane
Notes on Marx's 1844 Manuscripts
Manuscript 1
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James Crane
Repression, Speculation, Recognition
I.
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James Crane
Translation: Adorno & Horkheimer's 1939 Discussion on "The Temporal Core of Truth. Experience & Utopia in Dialectical Theory." (Ed. Gretel…
From the early discussion protocols for Dialectic of Enlightenment
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James Crane
Companion to Plato's Timaeus
A companion to Plato’s Timaeus from the Cooper Complete Works collection.
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James Crane
Translation: Horkheimer's Lectures on The Radical Enlightenment (1927)
From his "Introduction to the History of Modern Philosophy" course.
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James Crane
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Atheism: Only a Passage
Overcoming the Criticism of Religion and Myth with Marx, Châtelet, Deleuze, and Guattari
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James Crane
On Reading Critical Theory I: Perspectival Distortions.
First in a series on the interpretation of early critical theory (1930s-40s).
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James Crane
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The Seed of Historical Materialism in the 1844 Manuscripts
Hey everyone,
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