The theatre of the "other": Adorno, poststructuralism and the critique of identity

Philosophy and Social Criticism 17 (3):243-263 (1991)
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Subject and object.Theodor W. Adorno - 1997 - In A. Arato & E. Gebhard (eds.), The Essential Frankfurt School Reader. Continuum.

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