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jejune

Adorno rounded on Marcuse for siding with the students, given their outrageous tactics and their jejune politics that his old, misguided friend seemed to share

—p.346 Part VI: The 1960s (301) by Stuart Jeffries
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vituperation

Adorno, very sensibly, waited until he came to edit the book containing these vituperative speeches to deliver his judgement on Albert’s outburst

in Adorno v Popper

—p.341 Part VI: The 1960s (301) by Stuart Jeffries
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sublation

The paradoxical German term ‘aufheben’, which means three different and contradictory things – to preserve, to elevate and to cancel – and which, in its philosophical usage, is usually translated as ‘sublate’, is important here

—p.326 Part VI: The 1960s (301) by Stuart Jeffries
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antinomian

in the literature of advanced industrial society such antinomian characters

—p.318 Part VI: The 1960s (301) by Stuart Jeffries
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lubricious

It’s as though deindustrialisation and desublimated sexuality are engaged in some hard-faced, glumly raunchy, lubricious lambada across the workplace carpet tiles.

—p.311 Part VI: The 1960s (301) by Stuart Jeffries
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