Author: Kellner, Douglas
Title: Critical Theory, Marxism and Modernity
Description: Baltimore, Johns Hopkins Univ. Press, (1989). orig.boards. 23x15cm, x,270 pp. Minor rubbing, VG. dustwrapper ¶ Contents: Theory, Politics & History: Critical Theory & Modernity; Critical Theory & the Crisis of Marxism; The Institute for Social Research;From Supradisciplinary Materialism to Critical Theory: The 1930s Program: Supradisciplinary Materialism; Towards a Materialist Social Psychology; Traditional & Critical Theory; Economy, State, Society: New Theories of Capitalism & Fascism: Political Sociology & Political Economy; From Market Place to Monopoly/State Capitalism; Fascism; Fragments of a Theory of Society; From 'Dialectic of Enlightenment' to 'The Authoritarian Personality': Critical Theory in the 1940s: Science, Reason & 'Dialectic of Enlightenment'; 'Eclipse of Reason'; Critical Theory, the Proletarian & Politics; 'Studies in Prejudice' & the Return to Germany; From 'Authentic Art' to the Culture Industries: Dialectics of Culture; Critical Theory & the Culture Industry; New Critical Perspectives on Mass Communications & Culture; From the Consumer Society to Postmodernism: Critical Theory & the Consumert Society; New Critical Perspectives on Commodities, Needs & Consumption; Critical Theory, Modernity & Postmodernity; Techno-Capitalism:Technology, Capitalism & Domination; The Capitalist State; Towards a New Crisis Theory: Habermas & Offe; Theory & Politics: The Politics of Critical Theory: Critical Theory & Radical Politics; Techno-Capitalism, Crisis & Social Transformation; New Social Movements & Socialist Politics; For Supradisciplinary Radical Social Theory with a Practical Intent.

Keywords: Frankfurt School, Critical Theory, Social Psychology, Marxist Philosophy, Modernity Modernism, Postmodernity, Postmodernism, T.W. Adorno, Max Horkheimer