Talk:History and Class Consciousness

Interwiki

Is this article about the book by this name? If so I think the interwiki should go to de:Geschichte und Klassenbewußtsein. DVD 22:16, 8 August 2009 (UTC)

Frankfurt School

The Reception section notoriously glosses over the huge influence History and Class Consciousness has had upon all of Frankfrurt School's Critical Theory as early as with Dialectic of Enlightenment, and not just with Frankfurt's late renegade Habermas who did away with most of Adorno and Marcuse's Critical Theory, especially by abandoning Freud's influence upon Frankfurt's Freudo-Marxist concept of ideology, as such that Habermas prefers to speak of supposedly justified, reasonable interest rather than critizizable, rationalized-after-the-fact ideology (Habermas denounces Adorno and Habermas's fundamental warnings of ideology as supposedly utterly unjustified "skepticism towards reason"), believing that every problem on earth could be solved purely by reasonable verbal debate alone, rather than by political means and via social institutions or organizations. In other words, I wouldn't be surprised if Habermas said that we only need to talk Coronavirus out of infecting people, rather than relying upon institutions such as WHO and politicians from organized parties recommending or mandating social distancing. --2003:DA:CF4C:7500:352E:684:3B03:54E3 (talk) 20:06, 8 April 2020 (UTC)