Reflexive Social Critique. On the Dialectical Criticism of Ideology According to Marx and Adorno

In Dariusz Kubok (ed.), Thinking Critically: What Does It Mean?: The Tradition of Philosophical Criticism and its Forms in the European History of Ideas. De Gruyter. pp. 213-236 (2017)
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