Adorno

Index 649

Buschbeck, Eberhard, 88

Busoni, Ferruccio, 41

Butler, Nicholas Murray, 195–6

Café Laumer, 142, 143
Cage, John, 407, 408
Caillois, Roger, 231, 407
California: TA in, 170, 273–321;
enemy aliens, 299, 305; German
refugees, 298–9, 312, 440;
Horkheimer in, 264; post-war
visits to, 348–52; road to, 267–72
Calvelli, Agatha, 6, 9
Calvelli, Angela Orzola, 6
Calvelli, Antoine Joseph, 6
Calvelli, Barbara Maria, née
Franceschini, 6
Calvelli clan, 6
Calvelli-Adorno, Agathe, 3, 9, 11,
16–19, 21, 22, 93, 207–8, 301, 491,
plates 4, 7, 9
Calvelli-Adorno, Elisabeth, née
Henning, 8–9, 10, 11, 12, 491,
plate 4
Calvelli-Adorno, Franz, 17
Calvelli-Adorno, Jean François, 5–12,
491, plate 2
Calvelli-Adorno, Louis Prosper, 9,
11–12, 22, 347, 467, 491, plate 4
Calvelli-Adorno, Wilhelm, 330
Canetti, Elias, 378
Cantrill, Hadley, 245
Capri, 95, 110
Carls, Ludwig, 100
Carnap, Rudolf, 232, 233
Carossa, Hans, 227, 331
Cassirer, Ernst, 188, 189, 190, 195,
196
CBS, 300
CDU, 413–14, 417, 449–50
Celan, Eric, 402, 471
Celan, Gisèle, 402
Celan, Paul, 326, 402–4, 405, 406
Cézanne, Paul, 88, 219
Chamberlain, Neville, 188
Chaplin, Charlie, 218, 259, 312
Chicago, 260, 273, 372–3, 415
China, 415, 438
Christian American Crusade, 292
Christianity, 127, 286

citizenship, 299, 320, 348, 412

class theory, 266–7

Cleveland, 273

Colburn letter, 381

Collège de France, 403, 407, 431,

434

Cologne, 7, 339, 359, 371, 385, 407

Colomba (Prosper Mérimée), 5, 7, 8,

23

Colombes, 261

Colonna family, 18

Columbia University, 196, 255, 259,

262, 269, 270, 271

Combray, 398

Committee on Un-American

Activities, 314

communism, 329, 454

Communist Party (KPD), 49, 94, 132,

134, 174, 176

compassion, 79

Comte, Auguste, 367

concentration camps, see Auschwitz

conformity, 384

consciousness, 410, 420, 437

Construction of the Aesthetic, 125–31

Cornelius, Hans: and TA, 72, 78,

79, 83, 98; career, 71–3; and

Horkheimer, 74, 75, 76, 77;

Introduction to Philosophy, 71;

Philosophy as Empirical Science,

71; rejection of TA’s dissertation,

103–6; seminars, 53, 69; successor,

109; transcendental philosophy, 71,

98, 103, 104; and Walter Benjamin,

147

Corsica, 5, 6, 10, 58

Coryan, Trena, 303

Côte d’Azur, 58, 311

Cotina d’Ampezzo, 110

Crans-sur-Sierre, 456

Crevenna-Bolongaro, Hilda, 124

critical theory: and Dahrendorf,

443; Horkheimer on, 259–60; and

Habermas, 376; nature, 425–6;

Negative Dialectics, 439; origins,

232, 379; problems, 423–4; and

student movement, 454, 460–3,

464, 478; TA’s legacy, 18, 422,

486–7; TA’s students, 485–7

Cuba, 261, 271