Posts 10-13

By Bernard E. Harcourt The rich and provocative conversation with Rahel Jaeggi and Martin Saar on the Frankfurt School and utopian thought, at Utopia 10/13, underscored the productivity of Critical Theory’s ambivalence toward the concept of utopia—the productivity of its… Continue Reading →

By Bernard E. Harcourt With regard to Critical Theory, the concept of Utopia was predominantly of interest to the first generation of the Frankfurt School (Horkheimer and Adorno, and later Marcuse) and to their adjacent thinkers, Ernst Bloch, Walter Benjamin,… Continue Reading →