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Notes to pp. 142–150 519 seminars in 1932 as well as the notes he had taken on the lectures Adorno had given during his years in ...

520 Notes to pp. 150–157 66 Leo Löwenthal, An Unmastered Past, p. 68f. See also Martin Jay, The Dialectical Imagination, pp. 26– ...

Notes to pp. 157–162 521 critique in 1937 for the Zeitschrift für Sozialforschung, but it was not published out of consideration ...

522 Notes to pp. 162–169 103 Margarete Karplus to Benjamin, 24 September 1933, in Geret Luhr, ‘Was noch begraben lag’: Zu Walter ...

Notes to pp. 169–174 523 installed as guards, a brutal reign of terror began. See Wolfgang Benz, Hermann Graml and Hermann Weiß, ...

524 Notes to pp. 174–178 man, knew what had to be done’ (Hans Mayer, Ein Deutscher auf Widerruf, p. 182f.). 4 Erich Fromm, Arbei ...

Notes to pp. 178–184 525 21 Adorno, letter of January 1963 to the Frankfurt student newspaper Diskus, GS, vol. 19, p. 637. 22 Er ...

526 Note to p. 184 propaganda against ‘Negro jazz’. The distribution of records by Benny Goodman’s popular band was not finally ...

Notes to pp. 184–185 527 decision to ask Adorno publicly about his authorship, and to ask why he had been silent at the time, wa ...

528 Notes to pp. 185–189 Vienna and was in contact with Karl Popper. See Heinz Steinert, Adorno in Wien, pp. 30 and 150ff. 51 Be ...

Notes to pp. 189–194 529 take part in University life in either place. A great deal would depend on the attractions of his own p ...

530 Notes to pp. 194–199 32 Adorno, ‘Aus dem grünen Buch’, West Drayton, 27 April 1934, Frank- furter Adorno-Blätter II, 1992, p ...

Notes to pp. 199–201 531 Populärkultur, pp. 34ff. and 248; Heinz Steinert, Die Entdeckung der Kulturindustrie, p. 93ff. 54 Horkh ...

532 Notes to pp. 201–204 undertaken on the relations between the stability or instability of the family and the authoritarian vi ...

Notes to pp. 204–206 533 76 Adorno and Horkheimer, Briefwechsel, vol. 1, p. 41. 77 Adorno, Against Epistemology: A Metacritique ...

534 Notes to pp. 206–210 apparatus of exploitation, means an opportunity. People who want to get somewhere must early acquire be ...

Notes to pp. 210–213 535 Berg’s feelings for a married woman, feelings he attempted to conceal from his wife. 113 Adorno, Berg: ...

536 Notes to pp. 214–217 Chapter 13 Debates with Benjamin, Sohn-Rethel and Kracauer 1 ‘Initially, until the middle of 1935, Benj ...

Notes to pp. 217–220 537 opposite directions, have served to reveal the outline and character of contemporary art in a more thor ...

538 Notes to pp. 220–224 to Sohn-Rethel: ‘It is difficult to imagine today just how hard it was to overcome Benjamin’s mistrust ...