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Theodor Adorno: Critical Essay by Richard Wolin

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SOURCE: “Mimesis, Utopia, and Reconciliation: A Redemptive Critique of Adorno's Aesthetic Theory,” in The Terms of Cultural Criticism: The Frankfurt School, Existentialism, Poststructuralism, Columbia University Press, pp. 62-79.

In the following essay, Wolin examines the utopian elements of Adorno's aesthetics.

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