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inimical

the Frankfurt School would change after 1928 when Pollock and later Horkheimer became directors of the Institute, unleashing an era of speculative neo-Marxist theorising inimical to Grünberg and older Marxists such as Grossman

—p.73 Part II: The 1920s (65) by Stuart Jeffries
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mandarin

he suggested that the Institute would be an alternative to a German university system that served as a training academy for ‘mandarins’ who who would go on to uphold the status quo

—p.68 Part II: The 1920s (65) by Stuart Jeffries
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Mammon

It’s hard, though, not to be sympathetic to their excoriated, Mammon-fixated fathers. All they wanted (conceived of in one way) was the best for their precocious, privileged, one might even say bratty sons.

—p.46 Part I: 1900-1920 (13) by Stuart Jeffries
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eschatology

That said, Schopenhauer’s eschatology, which Horkheimer shared, is not Marx’s. For Schopenhauer, there is no ultimate redemption, no punishment, no heaven, be it on or beyond Earth. There is, rather, pointlessness on a cosmic scale

—p.41 Part I: 1900-1920 (13) by Stuart Jeffries
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coterie

But their relationship took a different turn as she became part of the coterie.

—p.37 Part I: 1900-1920 (13) by Stuart Jeffries
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