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Thesis Eleven, Vol. 34, No. 1, 178-185 (1993)
DOI: 10.1177/072551369303400113

Adorno in Postmodern Perspective

Shierry Weber Nicholsen

Fredric Jameson

Late Marxism

Adorno's rehearsal of the modernist problematic of representation is be lated enough to include a matter of crucial interest for us today ... and this is a reflection on and a thematization of the passing of the modern itself, the reasons for its obliteration, and some dawning apprehension of an intellectual landscape in which the negative, or "critical theory", will have definitely become a thing of the past.


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