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roman à clef

It’s very hard not to read these novellas as romans à clef.

Horkheimer

—p.43 Part I: 1900-1920 (13) by Stuart Jeffries
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aporia

he had found at the centre of his intellectual web what critical theorists virtuosically discovered in other thinkers’ theories, namely an aporia (a word taken from the Greek for ‘no passage’, and often signifying perplexity).

on Habermas

—p.380 Part VII: Back from the Abyss--Habermas and Critical Theory after the 1960s (351) by Stuart Jeffries
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bulwark

For it is in the lifeworld that Habermas finds the potential bulwarks against the evisceration of social life by capitalism, state and what his colleague Marcuse called one-dimensional society

the public sphere

—p.369 Part VII: Back from the Abyss--Habermas and Critical Theory after the 1960s (351) by Stuart Jeffries
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edifying

Dialectics had been brought to a standstill, though not in quite the edifying way Benjamin had hoped for

—p.347 Part VI: The 1960s (301) by Stuart Jeffries
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