Critical Theory and Phenomenology

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Focusing on the intersection of early phenomenology and critical theory, this work provides in-depth analyses of key phenomenological methods, including eidetic intuition and genetic phenomenology. It explores how prominent critical theorists like Adorno, Benjamin, Kracauer, and Marcuse both critiqued and reinterpreted these methods. The book presents a comprehensive examination of the significant influence of phenomenology on the development of critical theory, highlighting its foundational role in shaping these intellectual movements.