Sartre and Adorno

The book presents a systematic comparison between the philosophical theories of Jean-Paul Sartre and Theodor Adorno, emphasizing their distinct approaches to the concept of the subject. It explores how each thinker addresses issues of individuality, freedom, and social context, highlighting the contrasts and intersections in their ideas. Through critical analysis, the work delves into existentialism and critical theory, offering insights into the implications of their philosophies for understanding human agency and societal structures.